Shanghai Book City

　　Shanghai Book City is situated on Fuzhou Road, a century-old cultural street, and is one of Shanghai’s top ten cultural landmarks. In January 2003, it was designated as a “Shanghai Patriotic Education Base” by the Shanghai Municipal People's Government.

　　With a total floor area of over 39,830 square meters and a business area of more than 10,000 square meters, Shanghai Book City houses seven exhibition halls: Lifestyle & Leisure, Literature & History & Geography, Humanities & Education, Cultural Education, Science & Technology, Audiovisual & Video, and Art & Collectibles. It offers over 300,000 types of books, audiovisual products, and electronic publications. Each year, the bookstore welcomes nearly 5 million visitors, including approximately 1.5 million young readers. The third floor features a special section dedicated to ideological and moral education for minors; the sixth floor has a section for safeguarding the legal rights of youth, as well as a children’s corner; and the seventh floor includes a lecture hall and an auditorium used for quality education programs for youth, regularly hosting academic lectures, knowledge talks, and live author interactions. Shanghai Book City consistently organizes patriotic-themed educational activities, using its first-floor glass display windows for promotional exhibits to create a rich cultural and educational atmosphere. Leveraging its status as a patriotic education base, it also holds various youth education events, occasionally featuring new book recommendation sessions and bringing famous literary works to schools. Shanghai Book City has become one of the important venues where young people can acquire new knowledge and continually improve themselves.

　　Address: No. 465, Fuzhou Road, Huangpu District

　　Postal Code: 200001

　　Tel: 63914848

　　Fax: 63914270

　　Website: http://shanghaishucheng.tmall.com

　　Opening Hours: 9:30–20:00; 9:00–20:00 during public holidays and summer vacation

　　Public Transport: Buses 14, 71, 112, 46, Tunnel Line 3; Metro Lines 1, 2, and 8