Ever stumbled upon a place that feels like stepping into another world? These towering dome-shaped structures might make you think you’ve wandered onto a sweeping grassland—but surprise! You’re in Jiangmen, a lively coastal gem in southern China. Built in the 1970s, these five colossal cylinders once hummed with activity as granaries, workshops, and dormitories for Kaiping’s grain bureau. Now? They’ve been reborn as a hip cultural oasis, named one of China’s "Most Beautiful Public Cultural Spaces"—and trust us, it’s a paradise for art lovers and curious souls alike.   As part of Jiangmen’s urban revival, these industrial relics have morphed into a stunning bookstore, designed to spark creativity and community. Inside, sleek, minimalist shelves hold 40,000 books across five themed zones—poetry, social sciences, literature, lifestyle, and art—while locally crafted souvenirs and rotating cultural events add even more charm. Whether you’re a bookworm, a design enthusiast, or just looking for a cool spot to unwind, this place has you covered.   The granaries still wear their nostalgic names—Rice, Millet, Sorghum, Wheat, and Bean—and their rugged exteriors pay homage to Kaiping’s farming roots. But step inside, and you’ll find a vibrant fusion of past and present, where history fuels tomorrow’s creativity. It’s more than a bookstore—it’s a bridge between generations, proving that even old granaries can hold the seeds of something extraordinary.   Ready to explore? Your next dose of inspiration awaits!