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More than books Share CLOSE People visit the recently opened Tsutaya Bookstore in Shanghai, which is more than just a retailer of books but also a lifestyle center featuring designer items, fine handicrafts, a cafe and a bar area that stays open until midnight. [Photo by Gao Erqiang/China Daily] Bookworms in Shanghai have much to celebrate after a challenging 2020, with three prominent brands opening new lifestyle bookstores in December, Zhang Kun reports. A trio of new lifestyle bookstores opened in Shanghai during the Christmas and New Year holidays, demonstrating that the brick-and-mortar business model is still very much relevant to readers in this digital age.
llama phobic are they. a hero dog helped capture the terrorist trapping him in a whole who killed himself in his own kids or as newsweek might describe it, dog without leash harms family on he weekend hike. you probably cannot find a better and for a madman rapist or as washington post calls him an obscure religious scholar. like this monster was a thoughtful bookworm who spent many days putting a fluffy kat lettinlistening to james taylor. they got caught. it's no surprise they media hates trout more than they hate isis in spite of them. >> not because of the president but in spite of him perhaps in spite of the president. >> despite the president. >> largely in spite of. >> largely in spite of.
llama phobic are they. a hero dog helped capture the terrorist trapping him in a whole who killed himself in his own kids or as newsweek might describe it, dog without leash harms family on he weekend hike. you probably cannot find a better and for a madman rapist or as washington post calls him an obscure religious scholar. like this monster was a thoughtful bookworm who spent many days putting a fluffy kat lettinlistening to james taylor. they got caught. it's no surprise they media hates trout more than they hate isis in spite of them. >> not because of the president but in spite of him perhaps in spite of the president. >> despite the president. >> largely in spite of. >> largely in spite of.
llama phobic are they. a hero dog helped capture the terrorist trapping him in a whole who killed himself in his own kids or as newsweek might describe it, dog without leash harms family on he weekend hike. you probably cannot find a better and for a madman rapist or as washington post calls him an obscure religious scholar. like this monster was a thoughtful bookworm who spent many days putting a fluffy kat lettinlistening to james taylor. they got caught. it's no surprise they media hates trout more than they hate isis in spite of them. >> not because of the president but in spite of him perhaps in spite of the president. >> despite the president. >> largely in spite of. >> largely in spite of.
llama phobic are they. a hero dog helped capture the terrorist trapping him in a whole who killed himself in his own kids or as newsweek might describe it, dog without leash harms family on he weekend hike. you probably cannot find a better and for a madman rapist or as washington post calls him an obscure religious scholar. like this monster was a thoughtful bookworm who spent many days putting a fluffy kat lettinlistening to james taylor. they got caught. it's no surprise they media hates trout more than they hate isis in spite of them. >> not because of the president but in spite of him perhaps in spite of the president. >> despite the president. >> largely in spite of.
facilities? ones approved by congress in what is essentially an end run around the logical and established appropriations process? >> well, it's a concern currently, and i think what we see right now is the inability of the executive branch and legislative branch to come to an agreement on what is the problem. and so no matter what solution is proffered, they don't agree on it. because it's not the problem the other one sees. and one of the things i learned in leading is the first thing you better do is agree on what problem you're trying to solve, or you're probably going to have a bit of chaos come out of the process. >> so let's turn to your book. in the book you write, if you haven't read hundreds of books, you are functionally illiterate. you're a well-known bookworm. you have more than 7,000 books in your library. you go on to say in your book, "any commander who claims he is, quote, too busy to read is going to fill body bags with his troops as he learns the hard way." so as i don't need to tell you, this is a town, washington, d.c., full of politicians who do
so much you're very right. now if you don't know what book to read next if you're a bookworm like i am we a d.w.i. are here to help each week we bring you a different wonderful book translated from german to english now this week's book is about something someone who does something i personally can't stand he talks in the cinema but in this case it's ok because he's actually just doing his job. the film explainer by get whole film on is based on the true story of the author's grandfather col whole thing in the age of silent films his job was to explain to the audience what was happening but as the years go by fewer and fewer people can appreciate his talent. no one told him what a good film he had shown them and how beautifully he had told it they were all in a hurry to get home. does it grandfather allowing himself to be barged aside he had
the views seemed limitless. >> it sort of framed by trees. but you could look down and to the right and see the view of the george washington bridge. >> reporter: what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had they caught even a glimpse of what was to come, surely they would have abandoned this place forever. stephen and jody met in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war. she taught history. theirs was a meeting first of minds. then hearts. >> how would you sort of describe those early years? were they loving? were they exciting? >> yes. they were -- you know, we were in love. it was ecstatic. >> reporter: from there marriage, a house, a son jonathan in 1983. >> and how would you describe jody as a mom?
ever since they were newlyweds in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >>vi it sort of framed by trees. but you could look down and to the right and see the view of the georgeri washington bridge. >> reporter: what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had they caught even a glimpse of what was to come, surely they would have abandoned this place forever. stephen and jodi met in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war. she taught history. theirs was a meeting first of minds. then hearts. >> how would you sort of describe those early years? were they loving? were they exciting? >> yes. they were -- you know, we were in love. it was ecstatic. >> reporter: from there marriage, a house, a son