guangzhou Book Tote

size：213mm * 163mm * 58mm
color：Green
SKU：1015
weight:217g

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For any book lovers in Guangzhou or traveling through, 1200BookShop is a must visit! With an absolutely alluring atmosphere and relaxing vibe, it’s easy to spend a day .

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However, there are several excellent foreign bookstores in Guangzhou, some of them with a surprisingly diverse range, that can make for a very pleasant afternoon’s browsing.

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The main one would be the Guangzhou Book Center. In the basement they have probably the largest selection of English books in GZ. The Sci-fi selection is reasonable .

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The renovated Guangzhou Book Center offers the widest range of books and one of the best reading ambiances in town. There’s a zillion of Interesting things here. Although I would love to .

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Books in English on the 4th floor! There’s a zillion of Interesting things here. Although I would love to have a sitting/reading area. Staffs there move books by throwing. Kids chasing around the .

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Okay, so picture this: you’re in Guangzhou, right? And you’re hunting for some good reading material. Apparently, the Guangzhou Book Center, especially the basement, is THE place to go for English books. They’ve got a “reasonable” sci-fi selection, which honestly, “reasonable” is a pretty low bar, but hey, it’s *something*.

Then you’ve got this other blurb mentioning the renovated Guangzhou Book Center having the “widest range of books” and a “best reading ambiance.” A zillion interesting things! Sounds promising, right? Though, frustratingly, someone’s lamenting the lack of a reading area. Like, c’mon Guangzhou Book Center, a place to actually *sit* and read? Groundbreaking!

And wait, there’s more. Apparently, Philippine Airlines mentions books in English on the 4th floor… Also a zillion interesting things, BUT (again with the “buts”) the staff are throwing books around?! And kids are running wild?! This is a bookstore, not a daycare/weaponry training ground, people! My blood pressure is rising just thinking about it.

Now, where does the “tote” come in? Well, it doesn’t, really. I’m just trying to shoehorn it in. Think of it this way: you’re hauling your loot from the Guangzhou Book Center (assuming you survived the book-throwing ninjas) so you’re gonna need something to put them in, right? Hence, the imaginary Guangzhou Book Tote! Maybe it’s canvas, maybe it’s got a cool graphic of the Pearl River Tower… I dunno, I’m spitballing here.

Then there’s this random bit about a “1200book&bed” place in Liwan Lake Park. A capsule hotel where you can read AND sleep? That sounds kinda cool, actually. Definitely a step up from dodging flying paperbacks. So, picture this: You buy your books at Guangzhou Book Center (or maybe a calmer place), then schlep them over to the 1200book&bed in your… Guangzhou Book Tote!

And finally, we get some random Chinese text about an art gallery, coffee shop, and “a warm place to talk to your soul.” Okay, that sounds nice and artsy-fartsy. Maybe they sell totes there too? I’m just saying, the possibilities are endless!