Core Insights - The article highlights the expanding landscape of reading culture in urban areas, with reading activities permeating various public spaces such as shopping malls, subway stations, communities, and tourist attractions [1] Group 1: Bookstore Business Expansion - Bookstores are diversifying their offerings beyond traditional book sales to include cultural products, coffee, and dining options, creating multi-functional spaces for readers [2] - The "Juxiang Bookstore" in Wuhan has attracted over 27,000 borrowing members and facilitated the borrowing of over 555,000 books, averaging 21 books per member [2] - The bookstore aims to create a "shared borrowing + reading services + culture" business model, planning to conduct over 600 cultural reading events in 2024, reaching nearly 20,000 participants [3] Group 2: Community Reading Spaces - The "Yangwa Youfang: Urban Family Reading Room" in Wuhan has transformed a 600-square-meter space into a multi-functional educational area, promoting family education and community engagement [5] - The community reading room serves as a harmonious link for community governance, organizing family education consultations and activities to resolve family conflicts [6] - A combination of professional cultural service organizations and volunteer teams enhances the reading room's management and service quality, providing a rich cultural experience for residents [6] Group 3: Cultural Events and Activities - The "City Wall Reading Club" in Wuhan has been launched to enhance cultural engagement, featuring themed reading sessions that attract both locals and tourists [7] - The subway system in Wuhan has been transformed into a vast reading space, with 169 self-service libraries established across subway stations, promoting reading through innovative activities [8] - The "Yangtze River Book Garden," set to open in May 2024, will be the first city library on a Yangtze River cruise ship, offering over 3,000 books for tourists to enjoy while experiencing the scenic beauty of the river [8]