Abandoned rail carriage turned into reading room
Share - WeChat
A college recycled an abandoned rail carriage and turned it into a free reading room for students in Zhengzhou, capital city of Central China's Henan province.
Some lectures are given in the carriage, which is called the Book Bar. It is operated by the college's Youth League Committee, said Kong Fanshi, principal of Zhengzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College.
He said there are many abandoned trains at the college, which form a unique campus culture there.
"By recycling and giving new life to the abandoned rail carriages, we are glad to see the students enjoying reading inside there," Kong said.
Related Stories
- China launches data relay satellite for crewed space missions
- China-Russia maritime joint patrol ends after Pacific mission
- Community worker identified as dead in landslide-hit Chongqing county
- China proposes draft anti-cyberbullying law for public consultation
- Tibetan opera village turns ancient tradition into new livelihoods
- Shenzhen Natural Museum opens as South China's largest natural science venue































