The Vancouver Public Library is located next to the hotel I live in. After a day's hiking, the next day I wanted to relax, so I chose to go to the library after breakfast. The library did not open until 11 o'clock on the weekend, but a group of progressives had been waiting at the door for a long time. The building, which resembles the Roman Colosseum, is Vancouver's largest public book system. It contains books, newspapers, audio-visual and microfiche materials, with a total collection of more than 2.67 million. There is a special Chinese preview area. Of course, according to the characteristics of Vancouver's economic development, the books collected here mainly involve music, art, literature, science and technology, language and social sciences. Not much for the financial economy.