[Test] How young proprietors run a neighborhood bookstore

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The value of a community bookstore is not only in selling books. Proprietor Zhou Ning divides weekly activities into reading gatherings, children’s story time, and small exhibitions, hoping the bookstore will become a space where nearby residents are willing to linger again and again.

Stable operation still requires facing practical issues such as rent, book selection, and foot traffic, but the long-term relationships built with readers have allowed this small shop to gradually develop its own rhythm.

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