"Turn This Page of Blue Summer" Theme Book Exhibition, "When Alone, Eat Even Better" Theme Book Exhibition

"Turn This Page of Blue Summer" Theme Book Exhibition
Exhibition Period: 2026/7/01~2026/7/31
Exhibition Content:
In the scorching summer, first come into the library to enjoy the air conditioning! We have brought the colors of the entire ocean onto the table; pick up a blue book at random and take away a touch of coolness.
With the blazing sun outside, you are welcome to step into the library. Here you will find the most comfortable air conditioning, along with the coolness we have specially reserved for you. This July, we have brought the colors of the entire ocean and clear sky onto the table!
This entire table of blue books is not limited to any category, ranging from thrillers and mysteries, literary essays, to popular science and new knowledge. We won't talk about rigid classifications; we simply use visuals to cool down your brain. When life feels a bit stuffy and your heart can't settle, feel free to come before the blue bookshelf and pick a blue book cover that catches your eye. Open the pages, as if jumping into a clear blue pool, and let the breeze between the lines carry away the heat of the entire summer.

"When Alone, Eat Even Better" Theme Book Exhibition
Exhibition Period: 2026/7/01~2026/7/31
Exhibition Content:
"I'll just eat whatever when I'm alone!" This is probably the most common phrase uttered by people living alone. Instant noodles and convenience store bento boxes often become a quick meal. But when you neglect your body, your mood also becomes rough. Eating well is the most direct way to love yourself.
The first time you move into a rental place, the small suite lacks the heavy wooden cutting board that belongs to mom; instead, it's replaced by a portable gas stove and a lightweight single-person pot. The taste of leaving home and becoming independent often begins with washing the first bowl and cutting the first cucumber. Without the nagging of family and a hot, ready-made dinner, food delivery and eating out become the norm. But there are always some late nights when you suddenly miss the smoky warmth of home-cooked meals.
This selection of books is a life guide for urban young people living alone. Through the resonance of struggling alone in healing novels, paired with microwave recipes and single-serving skillet cookbooks, it teaches you how to feed your soul with the simplest tools in a busy city corner. A table for one is your rite of passage to independence.