At this point, some practices of foreign bookstores can be said to be worth learning, but reading in bookstores should be possible. I read some information that in bookstores in some countries, there are not only desks and chairs for customers to rest and read, but also pens and photocopiers for customers to use free of charge. If you see the materials you need, you can copy them. Although we haven't reached this level yet, I believe this wish can be realized in the near future.

However, a real problem is: when reading a book in a bookstore, sometimes you will always meet the clerk's strange eyes, which makes people feel very bad, because the eyes seem to tell us: You are not a book thief, are you? Fortunately, many bookstores now have anti-theft devices, and this happens less and less, thanks to the power of technology.