Li Fang, who lives in Kaohsiung, Taiwan Province, is the mother of two children. She has always wanted to start her own business. There is a vocational college near Fang Li's home, and there are many students coming and going. Li Fang decided to open a bookstore. But the husband doesn't support it, thinking that the child is young and nobody cares. Li Fang refused to compromise. She vacated the house facing the street to open a bookstore, and the whole family moved to the backyard to take care of the children without delaying the opening of the bookstore.

The bookstore in Li Fang opened as scheduled. At first, the bookstore's turnover was ok, but it made Li Fang very happy. Because the bookstore customers are mainly students, the consumption is limited, and there are many bookstores nearby, the business is gradually bleak. Her husband took the opportunity to persuade her to close the shop, which made Li Fang very sad.

Because of fatigue, Li Fang's low back pain broke out again, so she had to go to a massage parlor for massage. In a remote alley, there is a massage parlor. Guo Ying, a blind masseur, is a middle-aged woman. Li Fang found that all customers who came for massage were office workers, and they would read old magazines and books to pass the time when they were bored.

"Master Guo, your massage parlor is so remote that many customers simply don't know." Li Fang said sympathetically. Master Guo sighed: "I can't afford to rent a big place at all. It's enough to live hard every day." A familiar customer joked: "We sit in front of the computer every day at work, not only typing, but also looking up a lot of information, which makes our back ache." I really hope to open the massage parlor in the workshop and massage anytime and anywhere. " The customer's words drew laughter, but Fang Li had a bold idea.

On February 6th, 20 14, the bookstore in Li Fang reopened. To customers' surprise, there is a massage parlor in the bookstore. Originally, inspired by that joke, Li Fang opened a massage parlor in the bookstore, so that office workers can rent or buy books for massage, and customers who read books can also massage nearby when they are tired. Moreover, Master Guo also supported Li Fang's proposal, which not only solved the shortage of funds, but also increased the number of tourists.

The idea of opening a massage parlor in a bookstore disgusted netizens who didn't know the truth. Many people make fun of Li Fang on the Internet. How can an elegant bookstore compare with a massage parlor? It's a mixed bag. Li Fang was wronged, but her husband was very supportive. He photographed the bookstore and uploaded it to the Internet.