中国书店琉璃厂店深度参与厂甸庙会及新春文化市集，特设"桃花坞年画"主题展陈。门店还将开展非遗 拓印技艺和四合云彩画技艺体验活动，读者可亲手拓印年味儿，执笔绘就祥云。中国书店"琉璃厂里看 琉璃"系列文创两款马年主题琉璃摆件《上岸》与《青云》也惊艳亮相。 除年货促销外，中国书店各门店还将同步参加厂甸庙会、地坛庙会，开展"旧书新知"直播、民俗讲座等 系列活动，让传统年俗与书香雅趣交融共生。 刚焕新重张的中国书店隆福寺店推出新春特别活动。大年初一至初三，每日10时至12时、13时至15时， 全场消费即赠书法老师手写"福"字一张或春联一副；八折优惠覆盖新书、旧书、文房用具、文创商品、 文具玩具，古籍、特装书、签名本图书享九折。除夕至大年初七，书店特别策划"书香迎新春·诗词大闯 关"活动。到店报名后即可参与诗词接龙，工作人员全程陪伴，读者边逛边答，答对35句即可通关，当 场领取专属纪念品。礼品有限，赠完即止。 本报讯（记者 路艳霞）年味儿正浓，中国书店新春"年货节"系列活动正在火热开展。活动期间，中国 书店所属各实体门店及线上平台，新书、旧书、文房用具、文创商品、文具、玩具等全线商品享八五折 优惠（特例品除外）。 ...

其间，市民可持符合要求的旧书兑换宛平城城墙门票：每3本旧书即可兑换1张价值30元的宛平城城墙门 票，每人限兑2张。 庙会期间，"旧书新知——宛平旧书部落"活动开展。在宛平城醒狮广场，宛平旧书部落书集前人头攒 动，摊位上整齐摆放着各类旧书，从经典名著到少儿绘本、社科科普读物一应俱全，让市民在逛庙会、 赏戏曲的同时，感受墨香与古城交融的独特新春韵味。 本报讯（记者孙颖）昨天，"宛平有戏"2026宛平新春戏曲梨园庙会启动，旧书大集同步启幕。 ...

旧书摊前人头攒动 本报记者 王 凯 摄 爱书者翻看珍本 周末，走上略显昏暗的福民商厦四楼，目光还未及适应旧书市集的光线转换，一抹温煦的笑容便撞入眼 帘——那是3号摊位的许泽章。78岁的老许坚守着的地方，与其说是一个买卖场所，不如说是一扇洞开 的门，通往一个由纸张、油墨与絮语构筑的世界。 in 水 ARA K 旧书摊守护者老许 面对那些珍贵而有历史价值的残旧书籍，老许细心修补，即使找不到完全相同的纸张，修补的痕迹宛然 可见，他也坚持为之续命。因为"不修补，书又会散架"。在他看来，每一本旧书都是一个脆弱的生命 体。有时，他不仅是"医者"，还是导览者。朋友父亲托售的《珊瑚网》，是一部网罗晚明至近代碑帖书 画的重要美术工具书。老许深恐一般读者难窥门径，便细细写下内容简介，包在书的外层，让有兴趣的 读者能一目了然。他的许多书，外层都有他亲手写下的便签。 日积月累，凭借"以书养书"的循环，老许家已堆积起一片巍峨的纸的风景。一万多册藏书满坑满谷，以 至于想找某一本时，常需"翻过书山、越过书海"。岁月与书山的重量，让老许开始思考一个问题：这些 倾注一生心血寻来、读来、护来的书，最终的归宿在哪里？ 这个问题，因挚友的境遇而变得 ...

■ 城隍庙旧书市集 本报记者 王凯 摄 张宝新 记者 陈炅 这次偶遇像一个温柔的开关，自此，在"一片云"那片小小的摊位周围，他竟陆续遇到了不少文化界人 士，收藏家王金声也是其中之一。旧书市集于张宝新，从一个淘书的场所，渐渐演变为一个充满可能性 的地方，让他感受到这座城市的冷暖。 对"痕迹"的珍视，在张宝新身上早有端倪。刚来上海时，张宝新在东台路古玩市场闲逛，无意中购得一 本旧笔记本。翻开扉页，里面竟写满了不同艺术家、作家、演员的字迹与签名。这本文本意义之外 的"书"，成了他的第一件珍贵收藏，也让他从此对承载着个人历史与笔墨真趣的签名本"上了瘾"。 一座城市真正的繁华与深度，不仅在于它创造了多少奇迹，也在于它能否容纳并滋养每一个平凡个体执 着的精神追求。除了旧书市集，上海博物馆也是他逛不厌的地方。而崭新的上海图书馆东馆，是他常去 参加新书发布会和讲座之地，认真聆听之外，结束时也会利用这样的机会带着自己的藏书，请作者签 名。在不同的文化场域间穿梭，与家里两千余册藏书，共同筑起了温暖的壁垒，让保安张宝新默默地完 成了一个普通阅读者自我教育的闭环。 本报记者 徐翌晟 玮 摄 周日清晨七点，城隍庙旧书市集刚刚热闹起来， ...

Core Viewpoint - The reopening of the old book market at the Fumin Shopping Center has attracted a diverse crowd, including both elderly and young readers, indicating a strong interest in second-hand books and cultural artifacts [3][4]. Summary by Sections Market Overview - The old book market at Fumin Shopping Center, which had been closed due to disputes between new and old owners, officially reopened on January 15, 2023, after a brief hiatus [4]. - The market features around 60 to 70 vendors, many of whom previously operated in the well-regarded Wenmiao old book market [4][7]. Vendor Insights - Vendors at the market have extensive experience, with many having previously owned bookstores. They maintain a tradition of collecting and selling old books and cultural items [4][8]. - The cost for vendors to set up a stall is 1,500 yuan per year, equating to approximately 30 yuan per day, making it an accessible option for sellers [8]. Customer Experience - The atmosphere at the market is described as lively and community-oriented, with regular customers engaging in conversations with vendors [8]. - A notable aspect of the market is the variety of books available, including rare finds that are not easily accessible online, enhancing the serendipitous nature of book hunting [9]. Unique Offerings - The market features a wide range of books, including historical texts and unique artifacts, such as old photographs and postcards, which reflect the cultural history of Shanghai [9][10]. - Specific items mentioned include a 1970 edition of the Peking Opera "Shajia Bang" lyrics and a 1960s illustrated book on Chinese criminal law, showcasing the diversity and historical significance of the offerings [10][12]. Cultural Significance - The old book market serves as a cultural hub, where the randomness of finding unique books contrasts with algorithm-driven online recommendations, appealing to those who appreciate the tactile experience of browsing physical books [9].

旧书市场是一座城市流动的记忆博物馆。每一本流落于此的旧书,都承载着一段隐秘的历史；淘书人的 每一次俯身与发现,都是在打捞这些即将沉没的记忆碎片,试图在物与物的流转中,拼凑出文化的延续图 景。本文作者以一名普通淘书人的视角,带读者走进济南中山公园那片充满时光印记的角落。 本文的价值在于它超越"怀旧"的浅层情感,触及更核心的文化思考:旧书市场这样充满偶然性与人情味 的"文化湿地",守护的不仅是书籍本身,更是一种绵长、舒缓、注重积淀与相遇的生活方式,以及那份对知 识怀着虔敬之心的人文情怀。 □许志杰 书是人类最亲密的成长伙伴。我们爱书。 周末去济南中山公园旧书市场,那里呈现出与书房冥思苦想截然不同的景象。书刊经营者和淘书的人,用 自己的双手构筑起一道"人在书在阵地在"的风景。经营者以此为生,与书为伴,坚韧而从容；淘书人以此 为乐,乐此不疲,执着地守望这片天地。有足够的理由相信,读书之路自古明晰,与人类共同书写文明与进 步,绝不会因一时风霜而迷失方向。 淘书的人很痴迷,一有空闲便奔向旧书市场,稍有闲钱便忍不住换作书册。早些时候,我会在中山公园和英 雄山文化市场之间来回往返,整个上午都耗在旧书堆里。若有一个周末未去,便 ...

Core Insights - The rise of "nostalgia-themed" commercial districts is attracting significant consumer interest, blending vintage aesthetics with modern shopping experiences [1][5][7] Group 1: Nostalgia-Themed Commercial Spaces - Many cities are developing nostalgia-themed commercial areas that replicate the old street styles and offer retro-packaged products, appealing to both older generations and younger consumers [1][5] - In Beijing's Wangfujing Street, a nostalgia-themed space features classic scenes from the 1970s and 1980s, such as old post offices and photo studios, providing an immersive experience for visitors [3][5] - These spaces not only serve as photo opportunities but also sell nostalgic products like vintage game consoles and snack packages, creating emotional connections with consumers [5][7] Group 2: Consumer Trends in Nostalgia - The nostalgia trend is characterized by a blend of historical depth and real-life integration, allowing different generations to resonate with shared memories, thus encouraging spending on nostalgic experiences [7] - Young consumers are increasingly interested in collecting vintage items, such as old books and audio-visual products, which are seen as new collectibles [8][12] - In Chengdu, a vintage bookstore and a collection store for audio-visual products have become popular among younger demographics, indicating a revival of interest in items that carry historical significance [10][14]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the story of Xixiang Old Bookstore, a small second-hand bookstore in Jiaxing, run by Wu Kefeng and his wife, emphasizing the challenges and strategies in maintaining a sustainable business in the changing landscape of book consumption and retail [3][5][15]. Group 1: Business Operations - Xixiang Old Bookstore operates only one day a week, primarily on Sundays, and has been in business for three years, with a focus on sourcing and selling second-hand books and antiques [4][13]. - The bookstore maintains a stock of approximately 5,000 to 6,000 books and hundreds of paintings, with a weekly update of around 600 kilograms of new inventory [6][13]. - Wu Kefeng emphasizes the importance of a steady supply of books, stating that a lack of new inventory can lead to customer attrition [6][11]. Group 2: Customer Engagement - Regular customers often request specific books, and Wu Kefeng uses WeChat to inform them when he acquires items that match their interests [7]. - The bookstore's location near the popular Moon River antique market attracts a diverse clientele, enhancing foot traffic and customer engagement [5][11]. Group 3: Challenges and Adaptations - The small size of the bookstore presents challenges in organizing inventory and accommodating customers, leading to some complaints about the layout [11][12]. - Wu Kefeng has considered expanding the business but faces difficulties due to high rental costs in desirable locations, particularly in Shanghai [11][12]. - The changing reading habits and the decline of physical bookstores are noted as significant challenges, with fewer people engaging in traditional reading practices [15][16].

Core Insights - The opening of the "Old Book Alley" in Nanjing represents a new cultural landmark aimed at integrating book tourism with local attractions [1][3] - The alley, located near the popular scenic area of Confucius Temple, will operate year-round, distinguishing it from typical temporary book fairs [1] - The initiative aims to create a consumption loop by connecting the old book alley with nearby attractions, food, and cultural products [3] Summary by Sections - **Location and Operation** - The "Old Book Alley" is situated in a prime tourist area, specifically at the Confucius Temple, and spans approximately 200 meters [1] - It features 20 initial bookstores and is designed to operate continuously throughout the year [1] - **Cultural and Tourism Integration** - The project aims to enhance the cultural experience by allowing visitors to enjoy books, socialize with fellow book lovers, and appreciate local heritage [1] - Plans are in place to develop new tourism routes that link the old book alley with surrounding attractions and culinary experiences, promoting a holistic visitor experience [3]

Core Points - The sudden announcement of the suspension of operations at the fourth floor of the new Cangbao Building has created uncertainty for the only weekend used book market in downtown Shanghai [1][3][9] - The suspension is attributed to electrical facility maintenance, and the management has requested all vendors to remove their belongings [9][20] - Many vendors, who previously operated at the Wenmiao used book market, have expressed their desire to continue their business despite the disruption [7][12][18] Summary by Sections Market Situation - The new Cangbao Building's fourth floor was a popular venue for used book trading, housing over sixty vendors with a diverse range of offerings [7][9] - The market was a key cultural spot for book lovers in Shanghai, especially after the closure of the Wenmiao market [1][3] Vendor Reactions - Vendors were caught off guard by the abrupt notice, leading to confusion and concern about their future operations [12][18] - Some vendors have already signed new agreements with the new management, indicating a willingness to adapt to the changes [13][15] Management and Future Plans - The new management, Yuesheng Pavilion, aims to resolve the issues with the previous property management and is optimistic about the market's future [20][35] - Plans are in place to enhance the used book market's appeal, including potential reorganization and optimization of the space [35][38]