Chronicles of the Centennial of the Chinese Library (1840-2000)

Author: Chen Yuanjing
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Publishing Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book records the important historical events and development of modern Chinese library in chronological order since the establishment of the first library in the late Qing Dynasty, reflecting the development of the library cause in China over the past century. The records date back to 1940 and extend to 2000. The compilation of historical events follows the principles of "preserving authenticity" and "seeking truth," striving to ensure that references are well-documented, historical materials are accurate, and the original state of affairs is recorded objectively, reflecting the winding development process and both positive and negative historical experiences of the Chinese library cause. The book includes eight aspects of content:
(1) Policies, regulations, laws, decrees, regulations, and reports related to libraries (including memorials and memorial drafts).
(2) The establishment and development of various types of libraries.
(3) Library organizations (societies, associations, working committees, and other official and civilian groups).
(4) All conferences and activities of libraries.
(5) Library education and cadre training.
(6) Figures.
(7) Works.
(8) International exchanges.
This book records the important historical events and development of modern Chinese library in chronological order since the late Qing Dynasty, reflecting the development of the library cause in China over the past century. The records date back to 1840 and extend to 2000. The compilation of historical events follows the principles of "preserving authenticity" and "seeking truth," striving to ensure that references are well-documented, historical materials are accurate, and the original state of affairs is recorded objectively, reflecting the winding development process and both positive and negative historical experiences of the Chinese library cause.