Brazil Sao Paulo Biennial International Book Fair

The Biennial International Book Fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil combines education with pleasure.

(Taiwan Business Daily News) the Biennial International Book Fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil, will be on display at the Anibi Exhibition Hall from the 22nd to the 31st. More than 300 domestic and foreign publishers will participate in the exhibition, and the organizers are expected to attract more than 700,000 visitors.

The theme of the Biennale International Book Fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is "Entertainment, Culture and interaction: blending and Symbiosis". It is the largest book exhibition in Latin America. The organizers hope that the Biennale Book Fair is not just a place to sell books. but more able to induce spiritual agitation and the exchange of ideas.

The Brazilian Books Committee believes that culture can dilute social and economic differences, get in touch with literature, music and art, and enhance personal added value, and that excellent literary works are of educational significance to the growth of children and teenagers. To this end, the organizer of the Biennale International Book Fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil, has set up eight special areas for cultural activities, combining literature, music, drama, dance, food and other elements, so that the audience can experience multiculturalism, especially children and young people.

After Abisad, the former representative of the Brazilian business office in Taiwan, was transferred back to China, he devoted himself to writing discussions on international relations, Asia, Xizang, Chinese mainland, and other issues, and this time he also sold new books at the Biennale International Book Fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Abisad: "the visitors to the Biennial International Book Fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil are very young. The book fair is not only an important tool for cultural transmission, but also contributes to the mental development of young people."

At every Biennale International Book Fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil, comics are one of the most popular books, while adventure books with adventure literature, cartoons and illustrations are favorite among Brazilian teenagers nowadays. Azvido, a female student majoring in multimedia design, believes that cartoons are more interesting and fascinating than ordinary books, and even stimulate readers' willingness to draw and write on their own.

The Brazilian Books Committee introduced traditional European book fairs held in France, Germany and Italy in 1951, held three biannual international book fairs and graphic art fairs in cooperation with the gallery of Sao Paulo since 1961, and held the first Biennial International Book Fair in 1970 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and this year is the 23rd. 1030826