超等書局

Yes, there are also movie group tickets for sale, but it is not suitable for Hsinchu Dayuanbai, so it is necessary to make another 10 yuan on site, or 20 yuan for the giant city.

The shop is clean and bright, with a complete range of stationery, and many unique little things to hunt for treasure. The owner is professional and enthusiastic, and it is a very comfortable place.

I want to buy three tickets for Xiaorenguo, only one left! Asked the boss where they could sell it, he said, "Only my family sells it." The remaining three had to be bought on-site. As a result, the FB community saw that the "Chenguang Bookstore" on the railway road also sold tickets. Boss, if you don’t know, forget it, but said that you are the only one who sells tickets. It was really uncomfortable to know afterwards that other families also had it.

The first time I took my child, the goods are complete and the store is clean.

A very humane shop full of things. Their business hours ended earlier on Sunday, but I didn't notice it beforehand. I arrived at about five o'clock, and it was almost six o'clock when I walked around. The boss told me in a bit embarrassed that they were going to close, and later found out that they should rest at five o'clock, but the boss also let me go shopping slowly.

Holidays are also open, and the wrapping paper is complete in size. It is rare to find a large wrapping paper.

Bad attitude of the boss In elementary school, Shi Hou stared at me and walked out of the store because I didn't buy anything. Eh, isn't this basic etiquette? And later found out that the grandmother who checked out upstairs is not invoicing

Nowadays, with hypermarkets and online shopping, how should a family-style bookstore be better? This may be an answer. To put it bluntly, it is "I'm a small room"; because small rooms, the price cost is basically impossible to compare with hypermarkets and online stores, and it is the basic ability to inevitably get out of the new pattern. It seems that although I am struggling a little, I have explored my own unique route, a route that is inaccessible to hypermarkets and the Internet. First of all, it is the geographical advantage. As long as the nearby school does not disappear, the basic customer group will be here and will not run away. "But isn't the hypermarket nearby?" However, the convenience of a bookstore within a few steps is always better than that of a store, especially in an emergency. This is an advantage; but it is obviously not satisfied with this. After all, a little more advantage can always go longer. As a result, discount tickets have also become a sales method. People always like to be able to get the same service at a cheap price. There is no shame in it, and the merchants know that they will give users some discounts, and there is nothing wrong with getting a higher number of visitors. Obviously, there is a demand for this idea, and I started selling related coupons to increase my source of income, a good thing. If there are no accidents, I would probably follow this route to survive quietly, right?