the size of the book stall of the old ginger, Ji'nan, under the night of
the bustle and noise are gradually fading away, when most people are with their families, or are At various times, there are still some people who are stuck in the shimmering light of the city.
6:30 on the evening of 12, the north side of the two Factory Road, thousands of old books piled up on the floor, and occasionally passers-by picked the books that they liked. The master of the bookstall was Jiang Shuping, 62 years old, retired from machine tool two years ago. He had a lot of spare time. He would go to a paper mill in Jiyang every week to pick out all kinds of old books. One time, he could pull back more than 1000 Jin and more than 500 copies. "
" most of the books I sell are books, especially for primary and middle school students, and the most expensive ten dollars each, a cheap piece of money. " Sometimes, after dinner, Lao Jiang's more than 80 year old parents will also take a little horse to the bookstall for a while, while helping others to see the booth. "You can sell a hundred or eighty percent a night, and you don't want to earn much money, you just want to be happy." Reporter Guo Yao's photographic report