The city's "small study room" activates the "big reading" of the whole people

"You can read newspapers, read books in the community study, and communicate with book friends. It feels very happy and happy." Recently, Ms. Li, who reads a book in the "Book Fragrance" in Xinjian North Road community in Taiyuan City, laughed Wait.

Entering the 12th floor of Xinlei Building, Xinjian North Road, the "Book Fragrance as a companion" urban study is established here. The log -colored bookshelves are neatly displayed with various types of books. Coinciding with the weekend, several residents have been sitting and immersed in the joy of reading. Although the “Book Fragrance is accompanied by” the urban study has a small area, the book is rich in types. It has a party -building red reading area, children's science reading area, parent -child reading area, Chinese and foreign masterpieces reading area, and healthy life reading area. The book is obtained by the community's independent purchase, community residents or school donations, etc., and can be used for free borrowing for community residents.

"We also provide services such as drinking water and charging. There will be a daily party day event in the study, and some reading activities will be held regularly." Said Zhang Yaowu, a summer volunteer of the city study.

As an important part of the construction of the community public cultural service system, urban study rooms meet the needs of residents and the masses for reading venues, and create a comfortable and warm reading atmosphere in the community. The city's "small study room" activates the "big reading" of the whole people, and realizes that residents have books to read, reports, and can truly open up the "last mile" to read the whole people.

"I hope that in the future, more residents can take the initiative to enter the urban study, develop a good habit of reading books, and make the urban study room truly become the spiritual home of residents." Wang Ting, the person in charge of the city study, introduced. Reporter Wang Meiruwen/Photo

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