Heshun Library is located in Heshun, the hometown of overseas Chinese, next to the picturesque Shuanghong Bridge. With a building area of 65,438+0,392 square meters, it consists of a gate, a middle gate, a garden, a main building and a library building. It is a combination of China and western architecture. This gate is the arched gate of Han Jing Temple built in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. The door is hung with the plaque "Heshun Library" inscribed by Zhang Lishu in Qing Dynasty, which is very eye-catching.

Stepping into the gate and climbing the stone steps, you will arrive at the western-style flat-topped arched middle gate, on which the name of Mr. Hu Shi's inscription hall is hung. There is a garden in the middle gate, where flowers and trees are sparse and elegant in layout. Through the garden, you can reach the main building of the building. The main building is a five-bay wooden building on the second floor, with two semi-hexagonal pavilions protruding on both sides of the front. The facade of the building is exquisite and unique, and the doors and windows are designed in western style. The architectural structure is novel and magnificent. Behind the main building is the library.

In Heshun Township, you can see farmers working in the fields during the day, studying under the lights of the library at night, and seeing young people surfing the Internet in the electronic reading room. Knowing its development, it won't be so incredible.