Hanhe Library is famous for its collection of rare Chinese and Japanese books. As far as the current situation is concerned, there are two main ways to download or browse the electronic version of Chinese collections online:

First of all, a column has been set up on the classic website of China, and the electronic versions of related collections are being released one after another. /forum.php？ The forum shows. fid=44

Secondly, the website of the National Library, Special Collection of China Rare Books and Ancient Books in Harvard Yanjing Library, /home/index.trs? Channelid=724 The National Library of China and the Harvard University Library have agreed to jointly develop these resources, and will complete the digital photography of 42 10 kinds of 5 1889 volumes of Chinese rare books within six years.

As for the Japanese books in Hanhe Library, I don't know much about them.

For reference only.

In addition, the libraries of various colleges of Harvard University also collect some electronic books. You can visit this link and browse online: http://hcl.harvard.edu/collections/digital _ Collection/Exploration.cfm.

If you really can't find the electronic version of the book you want, I suggest you contact Harvard Yanjing Library, which can provide interlibrary loan service to libraries outside Harvard.

http://hcl.harvard.edu/info/interlibrary_loan/ill_hyl.cfm