On May 26th, the Pan Family Old Book Spring Expo, jointly organized by Beijing Panjiayuan Old Goods Market Co., Ltd. and Confucius Old Book Network, concluded in Beijing. This expo has over 700 exhibition booths, inviting more than 50 antique bookstores, comic book museums, and China Post to participate. It showcases and sells tens of thousands of ancient books, exquisite old books, comic books, and celebrity letters. It also has interactive experience areas, old book markets, and other places to interact with readers and surrounding residents. Shandong, formerly known as Shanzuo, has a long history and rich cultural heritage. Although the printing industry in ancient times was not as prosperous as in Beijing and Jiangnan, it still left behind many ancient books and is relatively popular in the current market A owner of an antique bookstore from Dezhou, Shandong said, "We have brought over 600 kinds of ancient books and documents this time, and the most precious ones include the Qianlong supplement edition of" Lingyan Zhi "and the brick, tile, and statue rubbings collected and organized by historian Ke Changsi." "During the Ming Dynasty, Huizhou style printmaking was popular, which was one of the characteristics of Anhui ancient books. This time, we not only brought ancient paintings, but also literature compiled and published by Huizhou literati. We hope readers will like it and also hope to have more exchanges with peers." The owner of an antique bookstore from Wuhu, Anhui, said, while displaying a Qing Dynasty Diamond Sutra written scroll hidden in golden silk and nanmu plywood. In the Kong Net exhibition area, the reporter saw letters from Liang Qichao to friends and Ba Jin to editors. Among them, Ba Jin wrote in the letter that he was willing to accept the opinions of the editors to edit a manuscript, but due to recent busy schedules, "it may be difficult to submit the manuscript on the 10th. Is it okay to submit it on the 15th?" The tone of sincere conversation seemed to be right in front of him. In the interactive experience area, China Post Group Chaoyang Branch Nongguangli Post Office has prepared old postage stamps and envelopes for readers. The letterpress postcard printer and personalized postcard printer allow readers to take their favorite postcards with them. The experience of intangible cultural heritage activities such as woodblock watermarks, ancient book restoration, and line drawing coloring can allow readers to truly experience the profound and simple beauty of ancient books that have gone through thousands of years. In the fusion area between the Old Book Life Market and the residents, readers can exchange and sell their old books at home, allowing them to continue to flow and realize their value. "In the past, we used to hold the annual National Antique Book Expo in the autumn. This year, we specifically added an expo in the spring because we realized that ancient books are increasingly valued and hope to create more opportunities for operators in this industry." The organizer stated that. (Lai Xin She)