The 2024 Beijing Changping University Used Book Market "Old Books and New Knowledge· Scholarly Campus" was held on September 15 on the campus of China University of Political Science and Law, with the participation of 30 physical bookstores in Changping District and China University of Political Science and Law Press.
The used book market and flea market set up at the event site will exchange or sell used books and idle items, bookstores and publishing houses will mainly display and sell used books and collectible books and cultural and creative products, and students will bring their old books here to find new reading surprises, and there will be recitations and singing and dancing art performances to attract many students to watch.
Ren Huiying, general manager of the University of Law Bookstore, introduced that on the same day, 30 physical bookstores and 9 publishing houses came to the campus of the University of Law to bring a variety of books to the students, including classic books with a long publishing life, a variety of historical books, bestsellers that are difficult to find in the world, and many exclusively designed cultural and creative products.
"This activity, the school, the publishing house, and the bookstore were carried out together, so that the students gained new knowledge in the activity, and felt the power of reading and the joy of sharing, which was very meaningful. I hope that there will be such activities in the future, and we will actively participate in Qiji Yimin Bookstore. Liu Kaichun, the person in charge of Qiji Yimin Bookstore, said.
The exchange of used books not only promotes the flow of books, but also builds a bridge of knowledge between people. In the process of exchanging books, everyone exchanged reading experiences and shared stories in the books. The old books that were once forgotten in the corners have become a link between different hearts.
In the future, Changping District will continue to work with universities in Changping to continuously innovate the form and content of used book exchanges, so that more old books can find new confidants.