The size of bookshelves in bookstores depends on the area, length and width, which is more flexible. Generally speaking, the width of bookshelves in bookstores seems to be about three meters, and the height is about two meters, which is too high to hold books. If it is a children's area, it should be shorter and narrower. The spacing of child-friendly sub-bookshelves1.3m is enough. The rest depends on the size of your bookstore. The bookcase against the wall can be as high as the top, and then put those bigger books. If you buy a dictionary for primary school students, or a book that sells well, or the package is safer, you can pile it directly on the ground and pile it into various shapes.
Ancient bookstores were called bookstores. The word "book boss" originated in the Han Dynasty. In addition, each dynasty also had the names of book forest, book shop, book shed, library, bookstore, book shop and book classics shop, which carved and sold books. These names, in addition to being collectively referred to as book shops, were collectively referred to as book shops after the Song Dynasty. A bookstore, first seen in the Qingming Qianlong period. In the modern history of China, bookstores are also called bookstores.