Electronic Library (10-disc set)

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Publisher: Inner Mongolia Children's Culture Publishing House
Publishing Time: None
Features: The "Electronic Library" collects tens of thousands of classic works from ancient and modern China and abroad, with a total word count of nearly one billion. In both scale and selection range, it surpasses the massive publications in Chinese publishing history such as the "Siku Quanshu," "Gujin Tushu Jicheng," and "Wanwu Wenshu," and can be called a miracle in the history of world publishing. By adopting modern scientific and technological methods for large-scale book publication, it not only provides convenient reading and effortless retrieval but also ensures long-term preservation, marking a pioneering achievement in book publishing.
The "Electronic Library" covers a vast range of content, encompassing ancient and modern works from China and the world, including masterpieces by renowned authors, making it comprehensive and exhaustive. Based on the characteristics of the books, it is divided into ten major categories: "Chinese History Archive," "Treasure Trove of Chinese Classical Classics," "World Literary Classics Library," "Royal Collection," "Western Thought Classics Library," "One Hundred Ancient Forbidden Novels of China," "Chinese Rare Books and Secret Manuscripts," "Library of Modern Famous Chinese Writers," "World English Classics Originals," and "Essence of Siku Quanshu and Yongle Dadian." Among these, the "Chinese History Archive" is further divided into four parts: "Essence of the Twenty-Five Histories," "Mirror of Chinese Folk History," "Grand Series of Chinese Secret History," and "Grand Series of Chinese Erotic History." The "Chinese Rare Books and Secret Manuscripts" is divided into three parts: "Comprehensive Collection of Ancient and Modern Secret Manuscripts," "Library of Ancient Forbidden Books of China," and "Precious Collection Series of the Mandarin and Butterfly School."
Utilizing modern technological means and employing electronic book technology with high storage capacity and relatively low cost, the "Electronic Library" has realized the dream of (collectors of generations). If the "Electronic Library" were printed traditionally on paper, the cost per set would nearly reach one million yuan. In other words, owning a set of "Electronic Library" means possessing books worth a million yuan, with a longer lifespan and greater convenience of use.
During the production process, every aspect was meticulously refined. Data processing and software design were completed by Beijing Lanapple Data Production Center, while bookbinding design was handled by Beijing Daming Cultural Co., Ltd. It holds extremely high practical, aesthetic, and collectible value.