Entering the store, one can immediately understand the meaning of ‘Zhongshu’. There are two floors. Books are everywhere, up and down, in all directions. Even under the foyer (covered with glass) and on one side of the stairs, there are books. Layers upon layers, densely packed. A bookstore naturally needs to create a visual effect of being filled with books everywhere. But all the large spaces here are divided into small study rooms with different themes, which appear very delicate and considerate. Moreover, the design of each room is unique and full of artistic atmosphere, giving people the illusion of reading in the British Library. Discussion rooms, small galleries, writing rooms, coffee rooms and other leisure areas are all arranged thoughtfully and appropriately, with a good sense of rhythm. With its unique architectural decoration style and quiet cultural atmosphere, it is called ‘a very beautiful bookstore’ by readers, and it seems to be well-deserved. Opening hours: Open all year round from 09:00 to 18:00; on New Year’s Eve and during the Spring Festival, open from 09:00 to 17:00.
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