1, if there is no monopoly of teaching AIDS, there is really no way out. But in my opinion, even if these Xinhua bookstores are cut down at this stage, there is no guarantee that there will be many "Eslite Bookstores" as you wish. If the bookstore is forced to open in a place far away from the crowd, it will be more formal than meaningful, just like many newly-built public libraries.

2. The problem of low entry and high retreat. At least, such short-sighted behavior. We are very disciplined. We don't do that.

However, when JD.COM and Dangdang offer discounts to each other every year, those suppliers like it very much. Purchase goods from Dangdang and send them to Dangdang. Anyway, low entry and high incidence, everyone is aiming at the same goal. This should be well known, just to be popular.

But the owners of private bookstores have done so, so now more and more publishers are reluctant to supply.

Another point is that books will have a long account period, so many people use the profits of their business to do other businesses, which often leads to publishers not getting money and unwilling to supply them.

3. There are backward areas. In fact, many mountain bookstores or island bookstores may have only a few people in the whole store, such as before school starts. They are also responsible for delivery. As far as I know, a buddy sent books to a mountain school during the Spring Festival because the snow almost fell down the mountain. Later, he called the people in the village and brought the books in with agricultural vehicles.