Chengdu Library

After retirement, I went to Chengdu Library to borrow magazines. In the past, I borrowed and returned magazines manually, but now there are intelligent machines for borrowing and returning books and magazines. I learned to borrow and return magazines on the intelligent machines. It is convenient, fast and practical.

The "825" epidemic made Chengdu silent for half a month, and gradually and orderly resumed normal life. On the first day of the opening of Chengdu Library, I came to return the magazines I had read, and continued to borrow six magazines with two ID cards. [Scenery] There is a big ginkgo tree at the gate. [Fun] Rich books, [Cost-effective] High!

Chengdu Library doesn't look like a library from the outside. I've been there several times for work. Last weekend, the library held a picture book reading activity for children. I felt that being a teacher is really powerful. There are so many children, each with a different personality. Some are super active and super naughty. It's amazing to interact with so many children in one class.

I was originally going to People's Park, but I found Chengdu Library while walking, so I came to take a look and walk around. The entire library building is still an old-fashioned building, which shows that it has a certain history, and the greening in front of the library is very good. What's even better is the environment inside. I still remember that before the Sichuan Provincial Library opened, there were many queues at the door. There were also many people here, which shows how much people love books.

Such a high-end library is actually free. We passed by here and saw it. It was so beautiful. There were a lot of books and a lot of people studying here. What a great learning environment!