10 July 2025, Volume 0 Issue 7

    

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  The Flow of Shanxi Folk Collections During 1905-1957

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 4.

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  After the late Qing Dynasty, transferring private collections into public libraries used to be the mainstream choice for bibliophiles. Shanxi bibliophiles employed three methods to contribute their private collections to the public: depositing, donating, and selling. This not only effectively supplemented the literary resources of libraries in Shanxi but also significantly promoted the development of cultural and educational endeavors in the province. This paper examines the direction of the dispersion of Shanxi folk collections, analyzing the characteristics and reasons behind the transfer of private collections to the public. From the perspective of historical development, we should understand the mindset of bibliophiles as they transitioned their private collections into the public domain, and fully affirm their valuable spirit of cherishing, collecting, preserving, and donating books. It also calls for the promotion of their deep affection for books and their devotion to the literary world.
  
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  Teaching Human Ethics and Implementing Cultural Governance: The Native Features and Special Mission of Ancient Chinese Officially Compiled Books

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 12.

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  Officially compiled books represent a significant intellectual legacy of ancient China, distinguished by strong indigenous characteristics in their historical development, content selection, and compilation purposes. These characteristics are manifested in three key aspects: the long-standing and autonomous tradition of compilation, the selective and directive nature of the content, and the emphasis on governance through culture. Together, these traits underscore the special mission of such works in ancient Chinese society, namely, to instruct in human ethics and to govern through culture. The content selection and ideological orientation of these books reflect their role in promoting ethical values, while their underlying purpose reveals their function in advancing cultural governance.
  
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  Promoting the Development of the Library Professional Community: An Innovative Practice Case Study of“The Night for Library People”

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 18.

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  This article introduces the theory of professional community and presents a case study of “The Night for Library People,” a live-streaming event. Through an in-depth analysis of the program schedules and reviews from three consecutive years, the author argues that “The Night for Library People” is an innovative practice for promoting the development of the library professional community. The event serves several functions, including expert knowledge sharing, recognizing and showcasing innovative practices within the field, enhancing professional learning and skills among librarians, and increasing professional identity, belonging, and pride. It also meets the festive psychological needs of library professionals to celebrate the Chinese New Year and look forward to a positive year ahead. The paper further explores the program’s innovative elements.
  
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  Exploring Innovative Paths for Staggered Time Services in Public Libraries: Taking the“YEAH GUI REN”Citizen Night School Service of Jinan Library as an Example

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 24.

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  Implementing staggered time services is an effective way for libraries to meet the cultural needs of the public during their leisure time and enhance resource utilization. The “YEAH GUI REN” Citizen Night School at Jinan Library has achieved remarkable success through the reasonable arrangement of teaching time, the decentralization of teaching points, precise offering of diverse courses, adoption of a public welfare fee model, and active pursuit of social cooperation. It has become a typical example of staggered time services in public libraries. This paper analyzes the practices of this project and offers suggestions for public libraries in four key areas: providing differentiated services with flexible schedules, overcoming spatial limitations to extend the reach of staggered time services, exploring inclusive staggered time services to meet readers’ high-quality cultural needs, and cultivating a brand for staggered time services while involving social forces.
  
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  Research on the Optimization of Barrier-Free Movie Services in Public Libraries Based on User Experience Maps

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 31.

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  To enhance the quality and inclusiveness of public cultural services, this paper takes barrier-free movie services in public libraries as a case study. By observing the participation process of visually impaired users and conducting surveys and interviews, the paper constructs user profiles and develops a user experience map. This map visualizes users’ interactive behaviors and emotional states, and analyzes satisfaction points, pain points, and opportunity points across three stages: before, during, and after the movie experience. Based on this analysis, the paper proposes service optimization strategies from three dimensions: creating emotional peaks, mitigating negative lows, and shaping positive endings.
  
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  Research on the Construction of a Library Digital Collection Platform Based on NFT Technology

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 39.

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  As one of the applications of blockchain technology, NFT（Non-Fungible Token）technology holds significant potential in the library sector. This paper introduces the concept and features of NFT collections, providing new perspectives for the development of digital collection platforms in libraries. It outlines the basic approach to the platform from three aspects: the development of NFT digital collection resources, the technical architecture, and the functional architecture of the digital collection platform. The paper also discusses key issues that should be considered when operating the platform and concludes with an outlook on the future application of NFT collections in libraries.
  
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  Music Documentation from the Perspective of Digital Humanities

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 47.

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  With the continuous advancement of digital humanities technologies, the limitations of traditional music documentation have become increasingly apparent, resulting in a profound paradigm shift in the field. Digital humanities technologies have not only expanded the goals, subjects, and methods of music documentation but also guided the field from the era of measurement into the era of computation. This paper explores the application of digital humanities technologies in music documentation from four dimensions: digitization, semanticization, intelligentization, and visualization. The aim is to reveal the profound impact of digital humanities on music documentation and to forecast the future trends and directions in this evolving field.
  
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  Research on the Factors Influencing Users’Willingness to Use Smart Reading Promotion Services

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 54.

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  Public libraries, guided by users’ willingness to use, implement smart reading promotion services, which is an important embodiment of the people-centered service concept and helps maintain control during the service process. This paper, based on the TAM model, constructs a model to analyze the factors influencing users’ willingness to engage with smart reading promotion. Empirical analysis is conducted through methods such as questionnaires. The research finds that verbal interaction, interpersonal interaction, and object interaction all have a significant positive impact on users’ perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. Perceived ease of use has a slightly greater influence on usage intention than perceived usefulness. Based on these findings, the paper suggests strengthening the development of characters, language, and media symbols, enriching objects and contextual symbols, and ensuring user privacy and security to continuously optimize the user experience to achieve high-quality development of public libraries.
  
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  Comparative Analysis of Open Science Monitoring Indicators on Foreign Academic Information Platforms

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 62.

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  This paper conducts a classification and comparative analysis of institutional-level open science monitoring indicators provided by four foreign academic information platforms. It identifies the status of indicator provision within each major category and examines the commonalities and differences across the platforms’ dashboards. To build a transparent and equitable responsible research evaluation system, China should continuously expand its indicator sets to achieve diversified evaluation goals for open science. Efforts should also be made to broaden the scope of openness, including accelerating the development of national-level open science infrastructure, formulating national open access policies, enriching metadata, exploring the creation of a digital object identifier system similar to DOI, and establishing citation standards.
  
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  Research on the Advancement Path for the Intellectual Property Protection of Corporate Data in China from a Typological Perspective

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 68.

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  Amid the rapid development of the digital economy, the intellectual property protection of corporate data has become a critical issue. However, not all forms of corporate data across different stages of the data lifecycle meet the protection standards established by existing intellectual property systems. This mismatch has led to both theoretical and practical challenges, notably the failure of a one-size-fits-all protection model and the ambiguity surrounding data ownership boundaries. A typological perspective, due to its strong methodological and objective alignment with intellectual property protection, offers an effective strategy to address these issues. Accordingly, a differentiated protection model should be adopted for corporate data, based on the inherent patterns of data circulation and value creation. Corporate data should be scientifically classified into three categories: raw data, data sets, and data products. Raw data should be excluded from direct protection. Instead, typology-based protection rules should be established: data sets should be protected under the Anti-Unfair Competition Law, while data products should fall under the protection of Copyright Law.
  
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  Evaluation of Patent Transformation Value in Universities: A Case Study of the Biological Industry

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 75.

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  Market-oriented screening and evaluation of stock patents in universities is an essential measure to promote the commercialization of scientific and technological achievements and support high-quality economic development. Evaluating the transformation value of patents based on their potential for commercialization helps universities more accurately assess their patents’ latent value. This paper first aims to identify the transformation value of university patents by selecting appropriate evaluation indicators. It then refines the market dimension indicators and analyzes their effectiveness using patent data from universities in the strategic emerging industry of the“biological industry”. Finally, a patent value evaluation model is constructed using a CRITIC-TOPSIS comprehensive evaluation method to calculate individual patent transformation scores and identify their transformation value. The empirical results show that the proposed evaluation model effectively identifies the transformation value of patents, with the patent value ranking correlating with the actual market prices, offering valuable insights for universities in screening stock patents.
  
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  A Review of Socialized Reading Research in China

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 84.

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  With the digital transformation of society, socialized reading, which is centered around social interaction, has gradually come into public view. Over the past few decades, scholars across various fields in China have conducted comprehensive research on socialized reading. This paper uses CiteSpace to visually present relevant literature in the field of socialized reading research and analyzes key research hotspots in related areas, which include studies on digital publishing influenced by socialized reading, research on libraries’ promotion of socialized reading, investigations into socialized reading platforms, and studies on socialized reading behaviors and motivations. Additionally, the paper explores the research prospects of library science’s involvement in socialized reading practices.
  
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  A Review of Current Research on the Human Library

  Library Science Research & Work. 2025, 0(7): 91.

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  Drawing on the Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus databases, and employing literature review and online survey methods, this paper provides an overview of four major research themes in the field of Human Library studies: （1） conceptual and practical research, including the core concepts, implementation frameworks, and technological innovations of Human Libraries;（2）studies on social inclusion and diversity, exploring the role of Human Libraries in fostering inclusion, cultural understanding, and reducing prejudice;（3）research on expanding applications, such as the use of Human Libraries in education and knowledge dissemination; and（4）case-based investigations into diverse research methodologies, examining methodological approaches and practical case studies.