Self-driving Zibo (1) China's most beautiful bookstore.

Zibo, a city famous for its barbecue, has a landmark building called Haidai Tower! Haidai Tower is also known as China's most beautiful bookstore. This attraction, which has been checked in by countless internet celebrities and live-streamed by countless internet celebrity live-streamers, is extraordinary and unique. Zibo Haidai Tower is said to have been built in the Tang Dynasty, but it is more commonly believed to have been built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, which means it has a history of nearly 500 years. It is one of the landmark buildings in Zibo, not only carrying rich historical and cultural information, but also an important place for studying ancient culture and history. The building houses Zhongshu Pavilion, known as the most beautiful bookstore, providing visitors with an experience space integrating history, culture and education. Zhongshu Pavilion is a bookstore, but more accurately, it is a magical space, a world of infinite space composed of books, multi-faceted mirrors and colors, which is dazzling. Entering the bookstore is also entering Haidai Tower. There are nine floors above ground and one floor below ground. The basement and the seventh floor are business areas. Visitors can take the elevator or stairs to go up. The second floor and above can be accessed from the balcony to look into the distance. The seventh floor is a tea room. To access the balcony and look into the distance, you need to order tea (from 15 yuan to 280 yuan). Other floors are filled with books and creative products. A random look at the books on sale shows that the first and second floors are mostly children's books, most of which are foreign children's books. There are also children's books about Chinese historical figures and contemporary heroes, but the illustrations in these books are ugly, almost to the point of being grotesque. Alas! Two generations of people have grown up with such illustrations, and their aesthetic sense may have been brainwashed. Of course, this is not the bookstore's fault, but the fault of educational traitors! The main purpose of visiting the bookstore is to see the scenery, and almost no one buys books! As night falls, Haidai Tower transforms into a glowing glazed pagoda, dazzling and eye-catching. Haidai Tower is free to visit, but you need to scan the QR code to make an appointment. You can also make an appointment online. Self-driving parking is free. The parking lot is located in front of the building, on both sides.