Nanjing's Summer Retreat for Coolness and Leisure—Perfect for Reading and Photography

📚With the arrival of the scorching summer days, where can one stay cool and tranquil for half a day?! A scholar once said, 'The most magnificent palace in the world is the library that holds the most books'! As a city of reading, Nanjing's bookstores are naturally a part of its cultural landmarks. Not to mention the nationally famous Pioneer, let's take a look at the recently super popular Jin Chuang Book City, which became famous on various platforms because of a '16-meter sky-high book wall'. The staircase corridor that resembles a red ribbon runs through the 'Heavenly Road', making the golden backdrop of the fourth-floor book wall even more visually stunning, with a somewhat artistic temperament. 🕋This four-story bookstore has transparent glass windows from the inside out, and walking inside is like an outdoor scenic terrace, reminding me of the once-popular Eslite Bookstore. The entrance is the recommended book area, where authors are said to be official recommenders. 🕋The entire third floor is a children's reading area, with parent-child, terrace garden, tents, and more interactive features. Each floor's reading area also has its own characteristics! On the fourth floor, there's a small theater and art exhibition space, where scholars and celebrities occasionally visit to introduce! ☕️At the leisurely coffee bar, order a drink, pick up a book, or sit by the window, close to the quiet walkway—this is the ideal reading environment. Not only can you read and rest, but you can also take photos and check in, isn't it a wonderful summer scene?! 🛎Of course, the primary purpose of the bookstore is reading, so do not disturb others, and be a civilized 'visitor'! 📍Location: Building A, Jin Chuang Digital Industry Park, Zhujiang Road, Xuanwu District (intersection of Xiaoying and Longpan Road) 🚗Transportation: Walk 600 meters from Exit 2 of Xi'anmen Station on Metro Line 2 or take the bus to Zhujiang Road Xiaoying Station. ⏰Business Hours: 9-21 o'clock