If every school has a "heart", it is undoubtedly the library. The library is not only the storage centre of books and resources, but also the intersection of daily teaching and in-depth learning. It works with teachers and students to carry out inquiry-based learning and practical activities, stimulating thinking, promoting the generation of knowledge and the construction of meaning, and providing support and vitality for our learning community. At the same time, in order to let our students feel the joy of reading and turn the ideas in books into actions, the library has planned and carried out a series of practical activities this semester, aiming to stimulate students' interest in reading, cultivate their cooperative abilities and transform reading achievements into visual and displayable works.

Whether through poster‑making or the reading punch‑card challenge, we have seen students move from silent reading to active expression and from individual experience to collective sharing. Every borrowed book, every thoughtfully created poster, and every patient punch‑card can become a small milestone on students’ paths of growth. The library will always remain open and welcoming, continuing to be the "heart" where teachers and students explore, share, and grow.