Institution or building where books, journals, and other materials are collected and kept for people to read or borrow

The Commercial Press; the oldest modern publishing house in China, established in 1897 in Shanghai and currently headquartered in Beijing.

The systematic study of library organization, work procedures, and methods.

A library specifically established for children to read and borrow books

library maintained by a nation to store its most important documents and literature

the former name of the National Library of China in Beijing, or the current name of the national library of Taiwan in Taipei

(local) a teahouse or public gathering place where storytellers entertain the audience with performances like [[评书|評書|ping2 shu1]]

a person who works in a library

A library in which collections are stored in digital formats and accessible via computers; also referred to as a digital repository that allows users to share resources over a network.

a traveling library; a vehicle equipped to serve as a library for communities with no permanent library buildings of their own

A computer service network connecting multiple libraries and storing information from various newspapers, periodicals, and books for users to search and access; also called [[虚拟图书馆|虛擬圖書館|xu1 ni3 tu2 shu1 guan3]]

the main research library of the University of Oxford

a collection of digital resources and documents accessible via a computer network or the internet