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The Book Lover’s Travel (Reading Notes from "Bookstore Scenery") I remember it was mentioned in an article: Human nature seems small in front of the natural landscape. This feeling came back to me when I read the book "Bookstore Scenery". The bookstore is the epitome of the sea of ??books, with knowledge as its wall and full of humanistic atmosphere, thus making every devout reader humble and vulnerable. I remember it was mentioned in an article: Human nature seems small in front of the natural landscape. This feeling came back to me when I read the book "Bookstore Scenery". The bookstore is the epitome of the sea of ??books, with knowledge as its wall and full of humanistic atmosphere, thus making every devout reader humble and vulnerable. The author Zhong Fangling is a female scholar whose job and pleasure are reading, editing, buying, selling, collecting, teaching, and writing books. During the long-term travels to bookstores around the world, as the author himself said: My travels eventually evolved into reading and buying books, with art galleries, museums, famous mountains and rivers as the backdrop. This kind of experience is enough to make every bibliophile envious. It is undoubtedly a very meaningful and interesting thing to experience a bookstore with different cultural backgrounds and different customs. Readers who have watched "Electronic Love Letter" starring Tom Hanks must still have the impression that when the chain industry in Europe and the United States developed rapidly, the impact of large chain bookstores on traditional independent bookstores was huge. Independent bookstores have many disadvantages in terms of price, facilities, and management. In order to survive, independent bookstores have to face new problems and have to re-find their market positioning and find business characteristics that can survive. The operating characteristics of independent bookstores are crucial. The book "Bookstore Scenery" introduces many unique bookstores collected by the author from all over the world. The book summarizes these bookstores into three categories: 1: Landmark bookstores. The bookstore has become a city landmark and obviously has a very high reputation. Even general travel books have to be specially introduced. This book introduces five such bookstores: "Shakespeare Bookstore" in Paris, "City Lights Bookstore" in San Francisco, "Gao Tan Bookstore" in New York, and "Shi Chuan De" in New York. Bookstore", and the fifth one is the most distinctive bookstore chain in the United States - "Bold Bookstore" located in the center of Philadelphia. The book writes: "Perhaps no other bookstore is more diligent and hospitable than 'Bode'. Every morning at seven o'clock, 'Bode' opens its door, letting the strong aroma of books and coffee attract many book lovers. Many people go to work Therefore, the family moved breakfast from their kitchen to the coffee seat by the window on the second floor. They started their day with simple breakfast and British and American book reviews provided in the store, or they did nothing but quietly clarify their thoughts and observe. "Life." "After dark, the American city center usually falls into a dead silence as the crowds of people retreat from work. Most of the shops have closed after six or seven o'clock, but the 'Bold Bookstore' continues to serve customers with a bright storefront. Until ten o'clock, many book lovers or lonely people with nowhere to go now have a place to hang out until the last moment. "The reason why 'Bode' has become a new base in Philadelphia is not only because of its uniqueness. The bright lights and the generally peaceful and pleasant atmosphere naturally lingering in the store firmly grasp the footsteps of customers. In the spacious space (about 400 square meters) and the clean and neat furnishings, comfort is spread everywhere. There are tables and chairs for everyone to sit and read comfortably and uninhibitedly. The clerks who love books and understand books serve customers cordially and enthusiastically, providing various consultations and assistance, saving customers the trouble of finding and ordering books.” The gorgeous and exquisite facade does not have an unattainable or intimidating attitude, and 'Bode' is completely bookish, conveying the aroma of books that should be in the books. "This type of bookstore has a profound cultural heritage, and the bookstore is not just a bookstore. A place for buying and selling books is often filled with a long history and stories. For example, at the "Shakespeare Bookstore" in Paris, the early bookstore owner "Monina" met many people in the literary and art circles. After World War I, there were celebrities such as Picasso, Duncan, Joyce, Hemingway, and Pond gathered here. This eloquent talk may be borrowed or published as a new work. Even Joyce's masterpiece "Ulysses" was bravely republished by this "Shakespear Bookshop" after the magazine was banned. The publication was only due to the owner's admiration for Joyce, so the bookstore was once closed by the Nazis. The operator's personal charm determines the direction and even everything of the bookstore. I think this can be regarded as the "character" that the operator instills in the bookstore. Two: theme bookstore. "Theme", as the name suggests, has distinctive characteristics. In this type of bookstores, the author introduces various special bookstores including "food", "travel", "feminism", "writer", "soul", "DIY", "canine", "occult novels", etc. There are Regarding food, such as the "Hamas Food and Beverage Bookstore" in Frankfurt, Germany. Stepping into this bookstore, you feel like you are in a space that is a mixture of a study room and a kitchen. There is a wooden dining table in the center, a large oven on the side, and a However, there are no pots and pans in the bar area. Various illustrated recipes are displayed on the dining table and oven. The "Chef's Bookstore" in London has become a place frequented by chefs, gourmets and food critics. You can exchange experiences and get inspiration from books. If food represents the material side and books are the symbol of spirit, then "Chef Book House" undoubtedly combines the two in a clever way. Between vegetable markets and food stores, people who come here to buy books are not necessarily for cooking. Since there are many cookbooks with rich illustrations and beautiful prints, some people find it fun to collect such books.

In addition, cookbooks are also very popular gift books for ordinary American families. No wonder American publishers dare to use astonishing techniques and publish an average of seven to eight hundred cookbooks every year. The salespersons of some cooking bookstores are actually dressed as chefs, which is very interesting. This kind of bookstore is dazzling and colorful. The bookstore industry is fully prosperous here, and different themes and different focuses are all the ideas of the owners. Among the many introductions, there is one such one: the gathering point of literature and human nature - Glenn Ellen's "Jack London Bookstore". This bookstore is located next to the former residence of the great writer Jack London. The writer's daughter once lived here, and the bookstore owner also collected many Jack London books and memorabilia.

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