With the advent of the big data era and the explosive growth of short video content, short video platforms increasingly prioritize users' personalized needs. Algorithmic recommendation services have become a primary marketing strategy, exacerbating the phenomenon of information narrowing. This study, using Douyin as a case study and based on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), examines the impact of information narrowing on users' willingness to adopt information. The findings reveal that information narrowing on short video platforms positively influences users' willingness to adopt information, with information usefulness and usability playing mediating roles and user algorithm literacy serving as a moderating factor. This research expands the application of TAM, enhances understanding of the information narrowing phenomenon, and provides a reference for future studies.

Although there is significant potential for libraries to use ChatGPT-like tools, the risks of algorithmic discrimination they introduce cannot be overlooked. Across the entire lifecycle—from data collection and training to service provision, user interaction, and result presentation—algorithmic bias can arise, often with new characteristics such as hidden and intersectional biases. The main causes of algorithmic discrimination include designer biases, user biases, and technological barriers. Designer bias can lead algorithmic models to inherit and amplify societal biases; user bias may exacerbate unequal service access due to variations in users’ digital literacy; and technological barriers may prevent disadvantaged groups from accessing and utilizing intelligent technologies. The adverse effects of algorithmic discrimination are significant, potentially transforming information inequality into social status inequality, leading to unequal distribution of discourse power in knowledge production, and diminishing individual agency. To mitigate these risks, libraries should first analyze the sources of discrimination, then implement ethical algorithm interventions to counteract designer bias, enhance users’ digital literacy to reduce user bias, and foster an inclusive digital environment to overcome technological service barriers, ensuring the responsible use of ChatGPT-like tools in libraries.

"Fool Resonance" is a network phenomenon that has emerged in recent years, rapidly spreading under the influence of algorithmic models, and posing a significant threat to the enhancement of young people's information literacy. This paper applies the partial least squares method to thoroughly analyze the causes and impacts of "fool resonance" and proposes strategies to address it. The study reveals that the formation of the "fool resonance" phenomenon is the result of the combined effects of the "information cocoon," "network Balkanization," and the "echo chamber" effect. These factors lead to consequences such as cognitive narrowing, group polarization, and self-satisfaction among youth. Therefore, it is crucial to remain vigilant and adopt appropriate measures to mitigate these effects.

This article, based on the Research Libraries Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence published by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL), investigates the implementation of AI literacy education in all ARL member libraries in higher education through an online survey. The results show that AI literacy education in ARL member libraries is typically carried out through providing AI literacy research guides, embedded course instruction, seminars, and collaborative projects. These initiatives are characterized by flexible and diverse formats, serving both teaching and research needs, emphasizing AI ethics, fostering critical thinking, and promoting various forms of collaboration. Based on these findings, it is suggested that university libraries in China could enhance the quality and level of AI literacy education by organizing diverse educational activities, balancing knowledge and skills with ethical awareness, strengthening cross disciplinary communication and collaboration, and keeping up with best practices in a timely manner.

The rapid development of artificial intelligence will drive the innovation and reshaping of library staff. From an overall structural perspective, it will promote a series of optimizations and upgrades in job structures, educational backgrounds, and other areas. From the perspective of librarians' abilities, it will lead to changes in core professional skills, with data management and analysis, technology development and application, as well as humanistic literacy and legal awareness likely becoming core competencies for librarians. Regarding the relationship between librarians and users, it will help establish a two-way, collaborative, and mutually beneficial partnership between the two. In the face of these changes, libraries should focus on stimulating librarians’ awareness of their roles, strengthening talent recruitment and training mechanisms, enhancing collaborative cooperation with various interest communities, and increasing humanistic care. This will foster the effective integration of artificial intelligence technology with library services, thereby promoting the long-term development of library modernization.

The article explores the path and method of data management in Intangible Cultural Heritage based on Web GIS technology on the basis of the construction practice of shadow puppetry Web GIS system. On the basis of traditional relational database, the spatial elements are extended with the correspondence of latitude and longitude elements, and added to the metadata scheme, so that it constitutes a new metadata scheme together with the time elements and attribute elements. Data management can be realized in the network map by calling the data in the local server through the API interface provided by the network map. The use of large-scale network map for the data management in Intangible Cultural Heritage has the advantages of easy to use, easy to maintain, low cost, data portability, etc.; at the same time, it can effectively realize the functions of data visual presentation, visual mining, visual analysis, and visual endangerment warning of Intangible Cultural Heritage items.

Designing metadata that better reflects the characteristics of documentary resources is of significant importance for the management of library documentary collections. Based on years of practical experience in public cultural services and documentary resource management at Guangzhou Library, this article analyzes the current state of metadata application in library documentary resources. Beginning with the characteristics of documentary metadata, and in combination with existing relevant standards and guidelines, the article proposes a new metadata format for library documentary resources. Guangzhou Library has innovatively integrated artificial intelligence technology into the cataloging and knowledge description of documentary metadata, offering new insights and references for the management and innovation of metadata in library documentary collections.

The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence technology has brought transformative changes to book content index compilation. This article introduces the basic principles and technology of generative AI, systematically analyzing the limitations of traditional book content indexing methods and the challenges for future advancement. By exploring the application of generative AI in book content analysis, the article discusses how generative AI can enhance content index compilation, specifically by improving indexing accuracy and efficiency, enhancing indexing intelligence and personalization, and enabling compatibility and interoperability across multiple languages and formats. Finally, to maximize the effectiveness of generative AI in producing high-quality book content indexes, the article outlines the specific process for using this technology and offers strategies for quality assurance. These strategies include ensuring high-quality training data, maintaining input diversity, selecting and fine-tuning appropriate models, incorporating essential human oversight and verification, and prioritizing security and privacy protection. This provides valuable guidance for the application of generative AI in book content indexing.

Rural cultural revitalization is an inherent component of rural revitalization in the new era, and the construction of new urban-rural public cultural spaces is also an important task outlined in the "14th Five-Year Plan" for cultural development. This article uses the case study method to investigate ten rural public cultural spaces featured in the "Zhejiang Province's Most Beautiful Public Cultural Spaces: Rural Cultural Spaces" section. It analyzes the innovative practices in their spatial structure, service content, and management operations. Based on these analyses, the article summarizes the successful experiences of Zhejiang Province in building rural public cultural spaces and proposes that future development of new rural public cultural spaces should focus on the following aspects: establishing a high-quality development concept, harmonizing traditional features, integrating cultural tourism with industries, and setting up a regulatory system. This approach aims to achieve sustainable development, cultural innovation, and the upgrading of public cultural spaces, while creating new spaces that are shared by both hosts and guests, and platforms for participation by various social entities. These measures will further promote the development of rural cultural revitalization in the new era.

The preservation and innovative transmission of intangible cultural heritage are essential to the promotion of China’s outstanding traditional culture. Grassroots libraries are entrusted with the mission of promoting intangible cultural heritage, an area worthy of academic focus and discussion. This article examines the efforts in Pudong, Shanghai, to protect and transmit intangible cultural heritage, with particular attention to the regional promotion work and practical challenges faced by the Pudong Library. The article proposes three strategies to enhance the promotion of intangible cultural heritage: (1) creating an immersive, interactive experience through offline platforms, (2) expanding the virtual space of heritage on online platforms, and (3) strengthening the preservation and transmission of heritage culture. These strategies provide references for grassroots libraries to promote intangible cultural heritage effectively.

The historic site of Henan University Library is situated on the Minglun campus of Henan University in Kaifeng City, with No. 6 Building as its main structure. Originally intended for teaching and administrative use, this building was not specifically designed as a library. Featuring a blend of Chinese and Western architectural elements, it is the earliest and most representative structure among Henan University’s Republic of China-era buildings. From 1924 until the library’s relocation in 1985, No. 6 Building served as the main library for 61 years, making lasting contributions to Henan University’s development, talent cultivation, and the advancement of library services in Henan Province. 

Mingshilu is a huge collection of records of Ming dynasty. A whole collection was kept in Baojing Library more than a century ago. Some volumes are now kept in Fu Sinian Library, Institute of History and Language, Academia Sinica, Taiwan. The National Library of China holds some volumes.The current paper aims to make it clear on how these volumes became separated and collected by different libraries. It was in the fifth year of Republican period (1916) that Mr. Chen Liyan, director of the Shanghai Ancient Bookstore, sold some volumes to Liu Chenggan , owner of Jiaye tang Library. Later the library of Institute of Language and Literature of Sinica Academia purchased these volumes from Liu Chenggan. In 1949, the Library of Institute of Language and Literature of Sinica Academia moved to Taiwan.The volumes collected by National Library of China belonged to Mo Hai Library before. During the turmoil years of Taiping Rebellion (1851-1864), many volumes originally kept in Baojing Library got lost and were obtained by Mohai Library. The owner of Mohai Library sold these volumes to the Li's family in Ningbo in 1928. The Li's family, the new owner who obtained these volumes, built a library named Xuanyin Library. The owner of this library donated his collection of books to the state in early 1950s when the People's Republic of China was founded . Most of his collection went to Zhejiang Library. However, the volumes of Mingshilu (The Veritable Records of the Ming) went to Beijing Library (now the National Library of China).

The University of Macau Library has recently acquired a rare 1491 Latin second edition of Euclid's Elements, published in Vicenza, Italy, by Leonardus de Basilea and Gulielmus de Papia. This edition comprises 15 volumes and 136 leaves (272 pages, excluding blank pages). Euclid's original compilation consisted of only 13 volumes, with the final two added by later scholars. Often regarded as "the oldest mathematics textbook," Elements was the first work in mathematical history to establish a logical deductive system based on axioms. It has been widely disseminated and holds a historical influence. The Chinese translation of Elements occurred in two stages: the first six volumes were co-translated by Italian missionary Matteo Ricci and Xu Guangqi between 1606 and 1607, while the remaining nine volumes were translated and published in 1857 by British missionary Alexander Wylie and Li Shanlan under the London Missionary Society. The 1491 Latin edition recently acquired by the University of Macau Library is the first known incunabulum of its kind housed in Macau. This paper explores the origins and distinctive features of this rare edition.