Taitu City Study Room · Horse Racecourse Party Mass and Mass and Municipal Museum Open Museum

In the Taitu City Study Horse Racecourse Party Mass and Mass and Massage Center, the children are studying seriously. Photo by Wu Jingbo

On the afternoon of July 12, the Taipei City Study Room · Jockey Studio Central Hall was officially opened by the Taiyuan Library, the Cultural and Tourism Bureau of Xinghualing District, and the staff of the new street office of the district. It is understood that the museum covers an area of ​​200 square meters and has more than 5,000 books. It will provide comprehensive reading services for more than 60,000 people in the area under the jurisdiction of employees' Xinjie Street.

The Racecourse Party Mass and Mass Center Hall has adult reading areas, children's reading areas, back to book areas, and self -study areas. It provides free hot water and wireless networks for one -stop reading space. Inside the museum, through intelligent equipment such as self -service borrowing machines, self -service certificates, and e -book borrowing machines, upgrade the traditional reading service to smart reading services, and realize it with the Taiyuan Library and various branches. Self -service reader's cards, paper books, borrowing of paper books, and downloading and browsing of electronic books.

At the same time, the Racecourse Party and Mass Service Center will also rely on position functions to jointly build a variety of reading activities such as "parent -child picture books" and "reading salon" in the museum. The quality and efficiency of the party and the mass service allows the "one old and one young" to read the barrier -free, the middle and middle -aged reading has a place to create a leisure reading time for the people, and create a strong atmosphere of lifelong learning and lifelong reading.

After the opening of the Horse Racecourse Party and Mass and Massage Center, it was open for seven days a week, providing "non -snoring" reading services for children and children, returning college students, examiners, and middle -aged and elderly people. At the same time, it can meet different needs such as book borrowing, returning, and book reading, and self -study of books in the area and surrounding people. In addition, the museum will arrange special personnel and volunteers to read and guide daily, providing one -to -one help services for the elderly, children, and disabled people.

Shanxi Economic Daily reporter Wang Yuan

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