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Since its establishment in 2004, the rural bookstore in Daliandi Village, Daliandi Street, Lushui City, is not only the link of cultural inheritance and the platform for knowledge improvement, but also an important place for convenient services and community activities in Daliandi Village.
According to the reading needs of the villagers, the bookstore carefully configures more than 3,000 books in eight categories, including politics, economy, agriculture, life, culture, children's and comprehensive.
When the first rays of sunlight in the morning shone into the bookstore, the members of the Daliandi Village Committee began to study on their own in the bookstore. During the half-hour quiet time, they immersed themselves in the study of the party's basic theory, basic line, and basic strategy, and through study, they constantly improved themselves, not only to better serve the masses, but also to set an example for the villagers to learn.
Hu Xiaolan, an official of the village committee, recently finished reading the book "Zhang Guimei" in her spare time. "Education is a key part of changing the fate of rural children, and as grassroots workers, we should pay more attention to the education of village children to lay a solid foundation for their future. Zhang Guimei's story deeply touched Hu Xiaolan and gave her new inspiration.
Hu Chunhua, a villager who runs a fish stall near the village committee, often brings her two-year-old daughter to the farmer's bookstore to read picture books when there are few customers.
"When I take my daughter to flip through picture books, I also pick up books about Nujiang ethnic culture and gently read a few pages to her. I hope that she can identify with her own nationality from the bottom of her heart, understand and inherit the rich national culture of our Lisu people. Hu Chunhua told reporters that now, her daughter has gradually understood and fallen in love with her own national culture, and she is pestering her mother to learn Lisu language these days.
The shelves of the farmer's bookstore in Daliandi Village are full of professional books on breeding, planting, use and maintenance of mechanized agricultural tools, which are closely related to the daily production and life of the villagers and provide valuable information for the villagers. Whenever the villagers encounter confusion in the fields or problems in family farming, they will go to the bookstore to seek answers. In addition, public welfare leaflets such as HIV/AIDS prevention, anti-drug and anti-fraud in the bookstore have also become an important channel for villagers to enhance their health awareness and improve their safety and prevention capabilities.
"After looking through the leaflets, I found that telecom fraud methods are really endless, and the technical content is very high. It also made me realize that I really need to be vigilant and take precautions to avoid being deceived. Kim so-young, a 75-year-old villager, said.
Complimentary tea, a convenient refrigerator, a scale and a height measuring instrument are all thoughtful services that allow villagers to find a good place to rest and store their belongings even in the hot summer. While waiting for the village cadres to do something for them, the villagers would often stop at the bookstore and pick up a book or newspaper to learn about the outside world. In addition, relying on the farmer's bookstore, Dalian Village often holds various forms of convenient activities, such as reading activities, summer college students to guide children to draw, skipping rope, etc., at this time, the bookstore has become a new place for villagers to communicate and learn.
Through this platform, villagers not only learned knowledge, deepened their understanding of local culture, and improved their cultural self-confidence, but also enjoyed convenience and warmth in their daily lives, and worked together to promote rural revitalization.
Lushui financial media reporter Shi Yang Cai Yonggeng