According to relevant data, the library has more than 700,000 books; There are more than 40,000 books of ancient books, including more than 30 kinds of photocopying and woodcuts such as Bei Tang Shuchao in the Tang Dynasty, Taiping Yulan in the Song Dynasty, Yongle Grand Ceremony in the Ming Dynasty and Collection of Ancient and Modern Books in the Qing Dynasty. In recent years, more than 900 kinds of large-scale series, such as Shanghai Business Edition Four Series and Siku Quanshu, have been photocopied and published. In addition, there are precious materials to study the ancient history of China, such as Twenty-four History published by Bai Na and Kangxi Dictionary published by the Kangxi Palace in Qing Dynasty. There are 18 kinds of Shenbao and Shengjing Times, which have the longest publishing history in old China. Periodicals include revolutionary periodicals published during the democratic revolution, such as Weekly Review, Pioneer, Forward, Guide, New Youth and Awakening edited by Comrade Zhou Enlai. It also includes Oriental Magazine, a comprehensive periodical published from 1904 to 1948. It is indispensable for studying the modern political, economic and cultural history of China. In addition, the library also focuses on the collection of Fushun local literature, which is listed as a characteristic collection. Among them: a brief history of Fushun county annals, unfinished draft of Fushun county annals, a brief history of Fushun, Fushun historical stories, Fushun yearbook, etc. It is an important material for studying Fushun's history, places of interest, ancient books, customs and geography. The local literature of the library is mainly the works of Fushun writers, An, Yu and Liu. , is the characteristic collection of this museum.