The Athenian Bookstore is the second largest bookstore in the world and one of the red card punching spots in the Buenos Aires network. Its predecessor was an old theatre that was converted into a current bookstore. The bookstore's door is very ordinary, and it is not as grandiose as it is, so that it cannot be linked to the adjectives of "the world's second" and "the first of South America." When I walked into the bookstore, I found out that there was no hole in the sky. It can also be seen that the theater looks like a box, which becomes a reading room, the stage becomes a coffee shop, and the rows of bookshelves are neatly placed in the audience. Looking up at the magnificent murals on the dome, the deep European taste made me feel that I was in a church in Italy, and I had to sigh that reading here is a kind of happiness.