Ho Chi Minh City 'opens' two modern bookstores to welcome Christmas

On the morning of November 6 in Ho Chi Minh City, FAHASA Company held the opening ceremony of Ly Thai To bookstore (District 8) and Cay Go bookstore (District 6) after a period of renovation and "renewal". Cay Go bookstore has just been completed, covering an area of ​​over ^800m2 (located at 146 Minh Phung, District 6, Ho Chi Minh City), with a modern and ancient style, using the main colors of red, yellow, green...

Exciting opening day to welcome the "new space"

Each newly opened bookstore displays more than 100,000 copies of national and foreign books of all kinds.

Cay Go Bookstore focuses on an open, spacious layout and especially focuses on separate thematic areas, prioritizing the creation of Private space for book lovers, young readers have a place to participate in activities, weekend playground (with an investment of about 2 billion VND).

Similarly, Ly Thai To bookstore has also undergone many changes to meet the increasing needs of readers. Accordingly, FAHASA Company has redesigned and equipped a space of more than ^600m2 (located at 59-61 Xom Cui, Ward 11, District 8, Ho Chi Minh City), with an investment cost of more than 1 billion VND.

Currently, each newly opened bookstore displays more than 100,000 copies of national and foreign language books of all kinds, 30,000 high-end souvenir items, products celebrating Vietnamese Teachers' Day November 20, hot trend toys, decorative products - gifts for year-end festivals... imported from hundreds of major domestic publishers, suppliers and reputable foreign partners.

Representatives of FAHASA leaders and partners cut the ribbon to inaugurate the event.

The bookstores invested in by FAHASA contribute to attracting the public to reading cultural spaces.

By "renovating" 2 bookstores and a system of 120 bookstores spread across nearly 50 provinces and cities, FAHASA wants to create a healthy and useful playground for students (and parents) on weekends, contributing to spreading reading culture in the community.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tphcm-mo-cua-hai-nha-sach-hien-dai-chao-giang-sinh-185241106135248304.htm