Open a book and try. Rich books are naturally necessary and can provide some meager income, but I feel that there are too few people selling books now. The premise is that the more books there are, the more likely they are to be sold.

Let customers sit down and read quietly. The book bar can provide some sofas, tables and chairs, and sell some pens and notebooks by the way. Then readers can come to the book, read it on the spot without buying a book, and then take some notes, which is at least a mutually beneficial relationship for readers or people who open the book.

Book bar can join board games, traditional playing cards, or popular hero killing. Please close your eyes when it is dark. Moreover, it is difficult for a simple board game to maintain an objective income, but when it is combined with a book bar, it is undoubtedly an innovation and increases some income.

The book bar leaves some empty shelves for readers to put some second-hand goods for sale, and the book bar collects some meager fees from it, thus adding new functions on the basis of the original book bar, and at the same time the income of the book bar will be more optimistic.

The book bar can do better, such as adding tea and dessert. When readers feel thirsty, they can have some tea. If coffee and milk tea are added, such a book bar is really eager to read, suitable for dating, even if it is a good pastime.

You can add some popular small commodities in the book bar, such as Shanghai-style star dolls and gifts, and you can also set up several big tables for readers to sit down and read books or play board games. Coupled with small commodities, young men and women as artists will not miss such a book.

Extended data:

In the university, the library is the best place to study. After graduation, where will you find books to read when you are running around for a living in the city? Through investigation and consultation, the Social Investigation Center of China Youth Daily surveyed 2 160 people (including 63.0% born in 1980s and 26. 1% born in 1970s). The results show that 67.3% of the respondents said that there are people around them who often soak in books.

Who are the people who often "soak in books"?

In the survey, 68.8% people consider themselves "literature lovers", 59.0% people consider themselves "white-collar workers" and 58. 1% people say they are "college students".