Leipzig, a literary city in Germany

Leipzig was and is a city of literature. As early as 148 1, there was a printing house here. Moreover, in the18th century, the idea of exchanging books with cash appeared on both sides of the Placer River. 1825, the German Book Trade Association was established here. The German National Library, the Albertina Library and the Institute of German Literature are all located in Leipzig.

Many creative young people have also settled here, because the rent in Saxony, a big city, is quite affordable-not as good as Berlin, Hamburg and Munich.

Leipzig has more than 100 writers and more than 60 publishing houses. Here, editor of literary magazine. Papier published unusual articles, including? The poet's house? Poet published by Poet magazine and Neu, a collection of poems published by Contemporary Poetry Society.

The Leipzig Book Fair in spring is the highlight and gathering place for people in the book industry. 654.38+0.5 million publishers, writers, journalists and readers gathered here. All over the city? Reading in Leipzig? Leipzig Art Festival is the largest reading festival in Europe, celebrating the diversity of literature.

Walking around Leipzig with a city map is a unique sightseeing: banks, cafes, schools and galleries welcome people to attend recitals and exhibitions-in the magnificent buildings in the city center and in the cultural streets in the southern suburbs.

What's next? Post literature? Activity: Have a cocktail in a fashionable alley, or go? Cary Street? -Carl-liebknecht Street.-Have a beer in an alternative bar. During the day, fashionable discotheques and bars in the west of the city pretend to be art studios or bicycle shops. Here, Leipzig has a new look, but it has always been a land of culture-it has not changed for hundreds of years.