Integrated skills b. To listen to the interview again and complete the notes below. mr. Joe, thank you for taking the time to talk to me today about how you are encouraging people to read more. My pleasure. The chinese government has done a lot to promote nationwide reading, and our library has participated in the national reading campaign. We regard d IT as our duty to encourage people to read more, so i'm delighted to tell you about some of our achievements. Please go ahead. What's the library doing to encourage people to read more? We want people to devote more time to traditional reading. So starting from last year, our library has been organizing book exchanges every weekend. So far, we've organized about forty book exchanges, and the total of fifty thousand books have been exchanged. About five hundred people attended last weekends event, and they exchanged nearly one thousand books. That's amazing. Yes. we're very pleased with this achievement. We've also organized reading events to get people to read and share their favorite books with others. I'm proud to say that these reading events have received a positive response. People obviously love sharing book recommendations, and digital reading makes that easier. What measures have you taken to improve the public access to digital resources? We've just launched an online learning platform, sharing our collection of thirty thousand books covering fields such as literature, art, law and popular science. great. Do you have any plans for other activities in the future? Yes, indeed. Our current book exchanges and reading events are mostly held here in the city, but there is a big demand for such events in rural areas too. We are hoping to organize more events in these areas soon. This has been most interesting. Thank you, mr. joe.