《全民阅读促进条例》将施行，多地先行探索推动全民阅读 书香沁青春 阅读向未来

Core Viewpoint - The newly announced "National Reading Promotion Regulation" aims to transform reading from a personal hobby into a societal necessity, enhancing the cultural landscape and promoting reading as a fundamental need for growth, effective from February 1, 2026 [1] Group 1: Reading Spaces and Activities - Beijing's Dongcheng District has launched a reading map called "Reading Tour of Dongcheng," connecting 20 unique bookstores and reading spaces through four thematic routes, integrating culture, commerce, and tourism [2] - Dongcheng District has established a diverse bookstore brand matrix and conducts over a thousand reading activities annually, promoting cultural consumption and enhancing the role of physical bookstores as cultural landmarks [2] - The "Easy Book" platform in Foshan allows citizens to share and borrow books, with over 165,900 users and 62,920 interactions recorded, showcasing a successful model for community engagement in reading [3] Group 2: Public Reading Facilities - The regulation encourages public service institutions like train stations and airports to establish reading facilities, with Wuhan's metro system serving as a model by offering digital reading services and promoting reading culture through various initiatives [4] - The integration of digital and traditional reading methods is supported, enhancing the accessibility and satisfaction of digital reading experiences [5] Group 3: Innovative Reading Initiatives - Ningbo Library's "One Night, One Person, One Book" initiative has reached over 28 million people through short video readings, demonstrating a modern approach to promoting reading [6] - Shenzhen is leveraging technology to enhance reading accessibility, including the development of self-service libraries and interactive digital reading experiences [6] Group 4: Community Engagement and Inclusivity - The regulation promotes diverse reading activities that reflect cultural richness, with Shenzhen leading in nationwide reading initiatives and establishing a robust library network [8] - The "Youth Reading Society" in Chongqing aims to engage young people in reading through mentorship and live discussions, while also promoting accessibility for visually impaired individuals [9]