Model bookstore poetry space
The bookstore transformed from a church is the first in Beijing. The poetry space of the model bookstore, originally the Chinese Anglican Church, is a building with a history of 1 12 years, which combines the Gothic style and the Qing Dynasty style of China.
Colored glass windows, towering domes, and tourists who come to take pictures and punch cards are not only unique in appearance, but also distinctive in content. Bookstores mainly include ancient books, ancient books, classical literature and history, poems, art books and Jiang Xunzhen's signature book.
Among them, the most precious is the first vernacular poetry collection in the history of modern literature published by 1920. Hu Shi's trial collection and the first edition 193 1 Xu Zhimo's tiger collection, as well as the boss's collection of tin cans and paintings.
Business hours: 10:00— 18:30.
Address: No.85, Dongbei Road, the former site of Chinese Christian Church. Bus: Take Metro Line 2 and get off at Changchun Street Station, which is within walking distance.
Zhongshuge
Located in Block B of the Information Center, Zhong attracted many people to punch in as soon as it opened this year, and it is worthy of being a ridiculously high online celebrity. The attic is novel in design. The long and narrow stairs, like the steps leading to the mountain pavilion, are steep and tortuous, and the width is only enough for one person to pass. Mirror walls and roofs greatly expand the space and are full of artistic sense.
The bibliography is very rich, including literature, social science, art, economy and parenting. The bookstore will also hold reader sharing sessions, children's themes and other activities to provide you with more cultural experiences.
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 10: 00 ~ 2 1: 00.
Address: Floor 2, Building B, Ke Rong Information Center, Haidian District, Beijing.
Bus: Take the subway 10 line Zhichunli Station (Exit A) and walk from the station1.2km..
pocket knife
The island opened in June 5438+ 10 this year is an "island" built by Chaoyang Joy City. This bookstore is not big. As soon as you enter the door, it is an almost circular reading space, an "island" surrounded by arcs and straight lines. In this closed space surrounded by books, there are literature, art, religion, economy and history on one side.
The island has two floors, and the first floor of the museum is designed to set up a reading experience area. Long tables, futons and small sofas are placed everywhere in order, giving people a sense of detachment and relaxation. The second floor is a circular corridor, surrounded by transparent glass railings, which completely does not block the line of sight and can see the panoramic view of the first floor, which is very shocking. The bookshelves on the second floor are all vinyl records collected by Teacher Gao. If you are a vinyl lover, you must not miss this place.
Address: Floor 9, Chaoyang Joy City, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Transportation: Take Metro Line 6 and get off at Qingnian Road Exit B, Guanwei: Songxiao Island (ID: Songxiao Island).
Three-dimensional Wu Shu
Go out of Yangmeizhu Xie Jie, cross Liulichang, turn west into the access road, and go north to Chang 'an Avenue, and you will see Santan Yingyue, the representative of the first generation of private bookstores, which has been here for 30 years.
San Tan Yin Yue was founded by Li Shiqiang and Liu Yuansheng in 1988. The original intention is very simple, that is, to create a quiet environment for those who just want to study quietly. The books in the shop are mainly books with strong humanistic atmosphere such as social sciences, academics and world famous works. And you can find the old version many years ago. This bookstore on Chang 'an Street has been standing in Beijing for 30 years and has become the spiritual home of many people.
Business hours: 12: 00am- 19: 00pm.
Address: No.20 Fuxingmennei Street, Xicheng District, Beijing (opposite Xidan National Palace) Tel: 010-66013204.
Honglougong Library
The Red House Library was formerly known as the Red House Cinema. Built more than 70 years ago, it is the memory of the older generation of Xicheng people. Today, it has become a public library. It officially opened in April this year and became a new reading space in Xicheng District.
The library is divided into three floors with 30,000 books. On the first floor, there is a citizen's personal library area and reading area, on the second floor, there are books donated by various publishing houses, and on the third floor, there are some works by famous artists. There are many books here that can even be called "collections", which are very chronological and just match the old posters on the library wall ~
Opposite the library is the only existing brick tower in Beijing, and the tower garden has also been transformed into a "reading space" with many bookstores and exhibition rooms, among which Zhengyang Bookstore is one. The famous Sishiku Church is also nearby. There are two Chinese pavilions on each side of the spire Gothic building. This contrast also attracts tourists to punch in ~
Admission: Free opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 10:00-20:00 Saturday to Sunday 09: 00-2100 (closed on Monday).
Address: 50 meters southeast of the intersection of Zhuanta Hutong and Xisi South Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. Bus: Xisi subway station of Metro Line 4 (southwest exit D), turn right and walk 364 meters.
Seating situation: If there is a lecture, you may not be able to enter the library. It is suggested to pay attention to the official WeChat account of Beijing Honglou Library and avoid the lecture time.
Warm reminder: the books you have read need to be placed in the designated location.