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What do you mean by reading, borrowing, collecting and entering the library?
Reading inside and lending outside is relative, which refers to the way of borrowing books and whether it is allowed to be taken out of the designated place;

Basic set, that is, set, is a noun, similar to the safe inventory of goods;

Entering Tibet refers to a process, that is, the acquisition of books, periodicals, databases and other resources from purchase to becoming the assets of library collections;

Internal reading: refers to reading and consulting only in the library reading room (designated place), and cannot be taken out;

Borrowing: refers to books and other materials that can be borrowed home to read;

Basic collection: it means that the library usually buys 3-5 books (the same kind of books), and always keeps one book as a collection (that is, a collection) except borrowed and rotten books that can be discarded;

Library entry: refers to a process in which books enter the reading area or stacks for readers to borrow after acceptance, classification, cataloging and processing; It can also be simply understood as a book, or resources such as periodicals, newspapers and databases become the assets of library collections.