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In this bustling city of Shanghai, there is such a place. It is not only a palace of knowledge but also a convergence point of nature and culture. Shanghai Heping Book Island, a new reading space with the core concept of "ecology + culture", is closely connected with its sister institution, Heping Park. Together, they have constructed a green, intelligent, and harmonious learning and leisure environment.
This is the first urban park reading cluster in Shanghai created by Hongkou District after successfully launching the country's first periodical-themed bookstore, "Kancha She(刊茶社) in Heping Park," last year. Following the concept of "culture + ecology," it innovates urban park concepts, increases cultural supply, and implements unified planning, overall promotion, and step-by-step implementation for Heping Park. It is composed of four themed pavilions, one art museum, and one central reading green space. The themed pavilions are: Comprehensive Pavilion, Children's Pavilion, Heping Academy · Kancha She, and Shanghai Tanmi Pavilion. The overall planned area is nearly 10,000 square meters. A 24-hour library integrated with Heping Park.
Walking into the Heping Book Island, the first thing that catches the eye is an important facility provided by Seaever Intelligence to improve the service quality of the academy - the automatic borrowing and returning machine. They are not only convenient and fast but also reduce the waiting time in queues, making borrowing and returning books simple and effortless and adding to the immersion of the reading environment. The design style of these machines is in harmony with the overall decoration of the academy, which not only reflects the convenience of modern technology but also maintains the harmony of the environment. At the same time, the automatic borrowing and returning machine can realize a new convenient borrowing and returning mode 24 hours a day, adapting to the intelligent book management and intelligent reading needs in the context of the Internet era. This means that readers can borrow and return books at any time, which is in line with the 24-hour business model of the Heping Book Island.
Then, as we continue to look, what we can see are those smart bookshelves that are cleverly integrated. They are not just tools for storing books. Instead, they are more like wise guardians, quietly guarding this ocean of knowledge. In terms of design, these bookshelves fully consider the harmonious unity with the surrounding environment and complement the lush greenery of Peace Park.
Heping Book Island is a 24/7 library. In order to protect the safety of books and readers, Seaever Intelligent has equipped an anti-theft security door system. These security doors not only have high-level security performance, but also are designed in harmony with the overall style of the library, which neither affects the appearance nor interferes with the entry and exit of readers. Through silent monitoring, these security doors ensure the safety of books, while also providing readers with a safe reading environment.
Shanghai Peace Book Island, a reading green space that perfectly combines ecology and culture, goes beyond the traditional library form and is an oasis that promotes the harmonious coexistence of people and the environment, people and culture. In this quiet corner surrounded by the fragrance of books, every reader can find spiritual comfort and feel the simultaneous nourishment of wisdom and nature. Looking to the future, Peace book island will adhere to the core concept of "ecology + culture", constantly pursue innovation, and strive to provide excellent services and contribute more cultural wealth to the society. As a pioneer of technological innovation, Seaever Intelligent is not only committed to improving the borrowing experience of readers, but also a strong supporter of the digital transformation of libraries, promoting the in-depth application of information technology in libraries, helping to build smart libraries, and opening a new journey of reading and technology integration.
