记者5日获悉，新闻出版总署要求各地出版发行集团配合做好免费《新华字典》政府采购工作，确保字典“及时足量供应到位”，严禁“以其他工具书替代《新华字典》”。

Reporters learned that 5,,Press and publication administration requires all publishing group fit well free[Xinhua dictionary]The government procurement work,Ensure that the dictionary"Timely enough supply in place",It is strictly prohibited to"Other reference books alternative[Xinhua dictionary]".

　　商务印书馆相关负责人表示，为及时将免费《新华字典》送到农村中小学生手中，出版方正在组织全国30多家印刷单位积极生产、保证供应，预计2013年全年将为农村在校中小学生提供《新华字典》近1亿册，2014年以后每年为农村小学一年级新生提供《新华字典》约2000万册。

The commercial press officials say,In time for free[Xinhua dictionary]To the rural primary and middle school students' hands,Publishing party is organizing the national more than 30 printing unit active production/To guarantee the supply,In the whole year of 2013 is expected to provide the rural elementary and middle school students[Xinhua dictionary]Nearly 100 million copies,2014 years later every year for the rural primary school provide a freshman[Xinhua dictionary]About 20 million books.

　　新闻出版总署还要求，各地要继续组织开展打击工具书侵权盗版专项整治，特别是加大对地州市以下出版物市场和校内、校园周边书店的清查力度，严厉查处非法印刷、运输、储藏、销售盗版工具书的行为。

The general administration of press and publishing also requires,The various localities should continue to organize to crack down on piracy reference special improvement,Especially to increase by the following publications market and campus/Around the campus bookstore inventory dynamics,Severe investigate illegal printing/transport/storage/The behavior of selling pirated reference books.

　　2011年以来，为解决农村中小学工具书匮乏问题，新闻出版总署相继出台一系列措施，掀起了新闻出版系统及社会各界踊跃为中西部贫困地区农村中小学生捐赠《新华字典》活动的热潮，有效缓解了中西部贫困地区农村中小学生字典短缺状况。

Since 2011,To solve the problem of rural primary and secondary school reference books,General administration of press and publications have issued a series of measures,A news publishing system and the social from all walks of life enthusiastically for the poor in rural primary and middle school students donated[Xinhua dictionary]Activities of the boom,Effectively relieve the Midwest poverty in rural primary and middle school students dictionary shortage.