Can buying groceries and reading books be achieved in the same location? The bustling vegetable market and tranquil bookshops may seem completely disconnected, but they miraculously blend together in Chengdu. Since October last year, the first batch of 30 vegetable market bookstores jointly built by Chengdu Civilization Office, Chengdu Press and Publication Bureau, Chengdu Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau, various districts, and Chengdu Yimin Investment Group Co., Ltd. have been completed and opened. Small "vegetable market bookstores" not only add a touch of adjustment to people's daily lives, but also add a few strands of book fragrance to the city's fireworks atmosphere. In early summer, the Yimin Vegetable Market Dongyuan Store located in the Sanwayao Community of Chengdu High tech Zone was bustling with people. Unified booths, bright halls, and fresh vegetables are pleasing to the eye. Passing through the flower area of the market, the "Market Bookstore" stands out in a corner, with walls filled with books using partitions. Although the seat design is simple, it is also convenient for reading. "There are usually more people in the afternoon," said Niu Jiachen, the manager of Dongyuan Store in Yimin Vegetable Market. The bookstore is part of the "Five Hearts Station" of the market, with over 600 books of various types, all of which are suitable for the taste of community residents. The reporter took a closer look and found books suitable for community families, such as "Insect Chronicles", "Little Stories and Great Principles", and "Good Stories for Parents and Children to Read Together". The small bookstore also thoughtfully opened a special area for family pet books for residents who keep pets to read. The sewing station and quick haircut area adjacent to the bookstore carry the daily needs of residents. During the peak period of waiting in line for a haircut, many people are willing to sit by and flip through their books, enjoying the waiting time. The fragrance of vegetables is intertwined with the fragrance of books, and reading infiltrates daily life. The reporter looked around and saw a "Cai Shi Bookstore" of about 20 square meters, which had functions such as reading, resting, and drinking water. Residents who came here to rest and borrow umbrellas could have a face-to-face encounter with the wall full of books. "One is to provide nutrition for the body, and the other is to provide nutrition for the mind," sighed a well-known outsider who came to visit and learn from scriptures; "Chengdu's' Caishi Bookstore 'is close to the people and down-to-earth! For vendors operating in the market,' Caishi Bookstore 'has played a greater role.". A vendor told reporters that after the completion and opening of the "Cai Shi Bookstore", it has brought a lot of convenience to vendors with underage children in the market. Usually, children come to the bookstore to read and do homework after school, waiting for their parents to stop selling. Residents who bring their children to buy groceries can also choose with peace of mind. The "Cai Shi Bookstore", which is open all year round, undergoes daily book sorting and hygiene maintenance. Niu Jiachen said that the store also occasionally plans special interactive activities such as reader sharing and "exchanging books for vegetables", and community residents are enthusiastic about participating. In order to add the fragrance of books to the vegetable market, Chengdu Yimin Investment Group Co., Ltd. has allocated more than 3400 books to its eight "vegetable market bookstores", covering more than 40 types of books such as humanities, social sciences, and daily life, to meet the diverse reading needs of community residents. "By enriching service content to attract customer flow and allowing audiences and bookstores to travel in both directions," a staff member of Chengdu Yimin Investment Group Co., Ltd. explained that as a "micro window" at the grassroots level, "Caishi Bookstore" focuses on building a 15 minute community convenient living service circle, especially focusing on the needs of the "elderly and young", which not only meets the public's reading and leisure needs, but also satisfies the needs of the elderly and the young