我一直认为,一个城市的书店,某种程度上也代表了住在这个城市里的人的生活态度。让书店难以维系的城市,通常是浮躁的。而尊重慢阅读和书店的城市,通常也会尊重文化、知识或者公共知识分子因为工作的原因,我会到世界各地去旅行。虽然每天忙忙碌碌,我还是会花4到5个小时在阅读上。读书是我生活的一部分,所以每当我在一个地方落脚,总会花时间去光顾当地的书。有时候,还会点上一杯咖啡或一块蛋糕,享受惬意的阅读时光。走进伦敦布鲁姆斯伯里的街区,便似走进了巨大的花园广场,繁茂的鲜花,幽静的小道,还有维多利亚式或乔治亚式的建筑安静的伫立在那儿。就在大英 I always think that a city bookstore, to some extent, also represents the attitude of people living in this city. Cities that make bookstores hard to sustain are often impetuous. Cities that respect slow reading and bookstores usually respect cultures, knowledge, or public intellectuals for work reasons, and I travel around the world. Although busy everyday, I still spend four to five hours reading. Reading is a part of my life, so whenever I settle in a place, I always spend time visiting the local book. Sometimes, you can order a cup of coffee or a cake, enjoy the comfortable reading time. Walk into London’s Bloomsbury neighborhood, just as you walk into the huge Garden Square, lush flowers, secluded trails, and quietly Victorian or Georgian buildings nestling there. In the British