Book Garden - a new "meeting place" for city dwellers

On December 15, the Book Garden at Binh Phu Park was officially inaugurated, bringing a new cultural destination to the people of District 6.

The Book Garden is not only a green space, but also a place where knowledge and culture converge. The harmonious combination of nature and modern architecture has created a unique highlight, attracting people to books and reading culture.

Investing in hundreds of thousands of national and foreign language books and diverse cultural activities shows the investor's dedication to building a truly valuable cultural space.

Dr. Quach Thu Nguyet, former Director and Editor-in-Chief of Tre Publishing House, commented: I fully support the city's leadership in promoting the development of reading culture! As society develops and the knowledge economy becomes more prominent, the role of books becomes more important. Although the publishing industry is facing difficulties, we must find ways to bring knowledge to the community, especially the youth. We must create conditions for children to easily access books, attract them in many forms, not just traditional reading culture spaces. "Book parks" combined with green spaces are a good idea! Especially in new urban areas, the development of reading culture needs more attention.

The Book Garden is a correct direction, in line with the general development trend of society, aiming to build a learning community, a reading society and lifelong learning.

However, for the Book Garden to be truly effective, the whole community needs to join hands and contribute. In addition to investing in infrastructure, it is necessary to pay attention to organizing cultural activities, promoting reading, attracting the participation of people, especially young people. At the same time, there should be policies to support and encourage creative activities and cultural exchanges at the Book Garden, turning this place into a vibrant and attractive cultural destination.