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What are the management systems of the reading room?
Reading room management system: All readers entering the reading room must hold a library (room) reading card, and they can enter the reading room only after being verified by the duty officer. They are not allowed to carry schoolbags, books, book clips and other items. The reading room is a civilized learning place. Readers should consciously keep the reading room clean and quiet. They are not allowed to eat, litter or talk loudly indoors. They are not allowed to grab seats and move desks and chairs at will. They are not allowed to make phone calls or answer mobile phones in the reading room. When the reader takes the book, he must insert the substitute board in the newly taken position and put it back on the shelf consciously after reading it. Books in the reading room are limited to reading in the reading room and are not allowed to be borrowed. If copying is really necessary, it must be handled in accordance with relevant regulations.

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1. The reading room is the service facility of the library. The library provides a special place for readers to use the literature in the library. Reading rooms in libraries are generally divided into three types: general reading rooms, professional reading rooms and reference research rooms. Don't talk loudly in the library. You can't destroy books. Service facilities of the library. The library provides a special place for readers to use the literature in the library. There was no independent reading room in early libraries, and usually only a few reading tables were placed next to or in the middle of the shelves.

2. 1857, the circular reading room of the British Museum Library was opened, which separated the reading room from the stacks and became the reading room with the most seats and the best equipment in the world at that time. 1904, China Gu Yue library stipulated reading in 60 seats in the central hall downstairs, and actually became a reading room dedicated to readers. There is a clear boundary between reading room and stacks in modern libraries. However, with the change from heavy collection to reuse and the implementation of open-shelf lending system, it is more common to set reading tables in stacks and increase the number of books in reading rooms, and the equipment in reading rooms tends to be practical and comfortable.