On July 30th, 2022, China National Edition Pavilion opened in Beijing, and Xi 'an, Hangzhou and Guangzhou branches opened simultaneously.

What's in China National Pavilion?

Ten versions of resources bearing the imprint of Chinese civilization at all times and in all countries are included in the scope of preservation, including various published versions since the founding of New China, China ancient books, revolutionary documents, genealogy of inscriptions, coins and stamps, etc. At present, the national edition library has more than 60,000 books/kloc-0. According to reports, the versions of the main library and branch libraries are backed up and kept in different places to ensure the permanent and safe preservation of the Chinese version.

Where is the location of the main branch of the National Library?

They are located in Yanshan Mountain in Beijing, Guifeng Mountain in Xi 'an Qinling Mountains, Liangzhu Mountain in Hangzhou and Phoenix Mountain in Guangzhou, and strive to blend mountains and rivers and combine museums with gardens to ensure that the China edition is protected from all kinds of disasters and preserved permanently. Beijing Hanwen Pavilion, Xi Anwenji Pavilion, Hangzhou Wenrun Pavilion and Guangzhou Qinwen Pavilion are located in the east, west, north and south of China, which preserve the cultural treasures of the Chinese nation. They have their own emphases and characteristics, which echo each other from afar and blend into one.

Opening Exhibition of the Central General Library of the National Library: The system takes the historical development of China and the evolution of Chinese civilization as the main line, and creates a pattern of "1+2+3", including 1 theme exhibition, 2 basic exhibitions and 3 special exhibitions; Two excellent exhibitions will be set up in the Sinology Room and the Korean Literature Hall, and five special exhibitions will be set up in the basement and cavern of the North District, so as to build a special exhibition system of the Sinology Edition Museum, which integrates the functions and forms of libraries, museums, art galleries and archives.