The "Ten Thousand Scroll Prefecture Arrives, Reading Mountains and Seas Together" national reading promotion activity was recently held in multiple places such as Jinzhou and Liaoyang in Liaoning Province. According to media reports, the event aims to deliver high-quality lectures, digital platforms, and mobile services directly to the grassroots through resource sinking and service innovation, bridging the "last mile" of public cultural services. In an era where the Internet has been "added" everywhere, "cloud library" has broken the time and space restrictions, making books more "accessible". By fully utilizing public cultural resources, the 'cloud library' not only improves the efficiency of book usage, but also enhances the public's sense of gain and happiness. The demand for a rich spiritual world will never become outdated, and reading has no end. However, due to the limited coverage radius of some public libraries, weak foundation of grassroots libraries, and inconvenient borrowing for rural and special disadvantaged groups, the "last mile" of public cultural services urgently needs to be connected. With the dual drive of network aggregation and logistics distribution, the "cloud library" enables the public to achieve "home ordering, free borrowing and returning", and even enjoy free shipping services once every quarter, which not only reduces the cost of public reading, but also improves the convenience of public participation in national reading; This new model of "express delivery of books, government payment" has opened up channels for the public to participate in nationwide reading and greatly nurtured their enthusiasm for participation. Livelihood is not a trivial matter, and every branch and leaf is closely related to it. Although the channels for satisfying spiritual and emotional needs are becoming increasingly diverse and differentiated, reading remains an important path for people to receive spiritual baptism and spiritual nourishment. However, compared with the surging spiritual and cultural needs of the public, there are still some shortcomings and deficiencies in public cultural services. "Where can I find books to read" and "Where should I go to read" still prevent some people's reading demands from being timely and effectively met. Making reading a popular way of life, enriching the spiritual world through reading, the "cloud library" has achieved the goal of "thinking what the people think, responding to their urgent needs, and meeting their needs", and has made public services considerate and mature. Making public services more refined and humane, and bringing "spiritual food" to the people at a lower cost and higher efficiency, the "cloud library" is clearly commendable. The rapid social changes call for public cultural services to keep up with the pace of the times. The "cloud library" that enables the flow of public cultural resources not only allows books to be "found" and "used", but also enables easy borrowing and returning, achieving precise matching and positive interaction between supply and demand, reducing the threshold for the use of public cultural resources, and improving their efficiency. The intimate and warm "cloud library" has elevated the quality of public cultural services to a higher level, naturally winning the recognition and praise of the people. Every book carries the reading traces and era imprints of predecessors, and meets you with a story. "Poetic expression reveals the value of books. Paper books connect the past and present in a unique way, becoming an important force in inheriting urban culture and promoting nationwide reading. Let books be rediscovered, recognized, and utilized, let paper books find new friends, and provide more convenience for the public to read. The 'cloud library' is worth learning from and drawing inspiration from elsewhere. Whether it's the "subway study room" or the "vegetable market study room", in the era of change, we need to have more reform consciousness and innovative thinking, so that the public's reading demands have more ways to "open up". In the current era where technological progress and innovation overlap, knowledge updates and cognitive iterations intertwine, everyone needs lifelong learning, and reading will not be eliminated or abandoned by the times. Reading can enlighten and enrich one's spiritual world, making limited time more fulfilling and meaningful. Reading for all requires more incremental support. (New Society)