
In this episode of Round Table, Niu Honglin, Steve, and Yushun discuss the issue of seat hogging in China's public libraries, driven by increased demand for quiet study spaces and improved library services. They explore common seat-hogging behaviors and the reasons behind the popularity of libraries for various activities like exam preparation, remote work, and leisure. The panel also examines management strategies employed by libraries, such as seat reservation systems, patrolling staff, and usage reminders. They further discuss the importance of a civilized mindset and personal responsibility in ensuring fair access to public spaces, drawing parallels to similar issues in other settings like hotels and public transportation. Finally, in the "Happy Place of the Week" segment, Steve shares his experience of taking a break from screens, while Yushun discusses a thrilling TV series he enjoyed.
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