Recently, Hangzhou's first Little Raccoon Art Space (Longwood) has welcomed a group of young people who love to read. They are young party members, league members and young talents from Lingyin Street, West Lake District.
Reading awakens cultural consciousness, and youth reading cultivates the social trend of loving reading, reading good books, and being good at reading. On the occasion of the "May Fourth" Youth Day, the Youth League Working Committee of Lingyin Street is here to carry out the youth reading meeting of "Inheriting the May Fourth 'Spirit' and Listening to Youth".
Longwood, located in Longwu Tea Town, the largest production area of Longjing tea in West Lake, integrates functions such as coffee and tea, Western desserts, pet interaction, reading and leisure, and conference team building through multi-scene spatial layout. With a diversified way of experience, it conveys the concept of slow life in the city and creates a healing station for young people in the city.
With the theme of "'Spirit' Listens to Youth", the reading club not only conveyed the joy of reading, but also emphasized how young people should not only cherish lofty ideals, but also move forward in a down-to-earth manner, dare to innovate and practice in the context of the new era.
During the reading session, two grassroots youth league cadres brought their favorite books to share their reading experience with the young people present. Subsequently, the young cadres focused on the theme of May Fourth, based on their posts, and also talked about their youth "daring".
This space where the fragrance of books and coffee is intertwined provides a spiritual habitat for young party members, league members and young talents in Lingyin Street, a harbor where ideas and creativity flow freely, so that every collision of ideas becomes more vivid in the aroma of coffee, so that reading is not only a way to obtain information, but also a life attitude and a way of life in pursuit of spiritual enrichment.