Core Points - The article highlights the efforts of labor unions in Shaanxi to address the needs of workers by establishing various facilities such as union stations, cultural centers, and reading rooms, thereby enhancing workers' cultural lives and solving practical difficulties [1][2]. Group 1: Union Stations - Shaanxi has built 6,933 union stations, serving an average of 70,000 workers daily, integrating resources from communities, supermarkets, gas stations, and banks to create rest areas for outdoor laborers [2][3]. - The provincial labor union has implemented a special evaluation of these stations to improve service quality, taking corrective actions for those with low usage or satisfaction [2][3]. Group 2: Workers' Night Schools - Workers' night schools in Shaanxi offer over 10 free courses, including yoga and calligraphy, allowing workers to engage in activities beyond their daily routines [4][5]. - The course offerings are tailored based on workers' feedback, with over a thousand surveys collected to understand their learning needs [5][6]. - In the past year, 60 courses have been offered, training 24,000 workers to enhance their skills and competitiveness [6]. Group 3: Workers' Reading Rooms - Shaanxi has established 479 national and 837 provincial workers' reading rooms, designed to be comfortable spaces for workers and their families [7]. - The focus has shifted from hardware to software in the development of these reading rooms, with various activities and professional organizations involved to enrich the offerings [7]. - A reading competition held over four years has encouraged workers to become reading advocates, with 252 entries submitted, promoting knowledge sharing and emotional connections through literature [8].