A place where you can read or write Speaking of the best place to read or write, I would like to mention the coach of the subway from my home to the office in Beijing. As a spacious and populous metropolis, the ground transportation of Beijing is always horrible and congested. Subway must be the most efficient transportation here. Everyday, loads of people take the subway from one side to another side of the city even from the urban to the downtown. This wastes us extremely plenty of time. Thus more and more people is tending to read books and play mobile games on subway to kill time. Like others, I'm one of the subway commuters too. After I was familiar with the transfer situation, I was used to read or write on subway every weekday when went to office and returned home. Perhaps you know the condition of the subway coach in the rush hour of Beijing. I scarcely have a seat even stood over several stations, but I still can occupy a space to read. Comparing with reading on mobile, book reading is generally unhandy because it's too large to flip. However, reading on mobile is degenerating my eyesight rapidly while eyesight is degraded from 1.5 to 0.8. Once I get a seat occasionally, I will write something about my schedule, memo or reading perceptions. Obviously, it's tricky to type in the unstable coach. But to be optimistic, this will enhance the flexibility of my fingers and the coordination of my body though it also impairs my physical healthy simultaneously. I'm afraid I still have to read and write on subway for a long period since I rarely have leisure time from the onerous work and the lengthy commute. Although it's not a cozy place to read, it's indeed an appropriate option to utilize instead of wasting. Otherwise, what we can do is just gazing at each other of the crowd on the endless coach.