Coffee from the aroma
The article mainly critiques the experience of book exhibitions under current conditions, highlighting that these exhibitions have become mere "a quick coffee," where much is said about visit details and applause, but only a few attendees truly appreciate the genuine content of the books. It emphasizes that many participants focus solely on protocols—such as signing photos and applause—while only a small handful of genuine readers read deeply and seek literary and intellectual value. Additionally, it points out that requests for justifications and doubts about the worth of writing and literature have become more common than actual reading. Today, the exhibition reflects a superficial presence dominated by the appearance of culture rather than its true substance.
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