Great as it is, the Birth and Death Chronology of Scholars in the Qing Dynasty is not perfect. The author of this paper studies the lecturers from Fuwen Academy, Chongwen Academy, Ziyang Academy, Xuehai Academy, Dongcheng Academy, etc., and corrects and supplements the dates of birth and death and titles of more than 30 of them, including Zhang Xiguang and Jiang Guoliang.

Iliad is a Western classic originally written in ancient Greek. Most Chinese readers are not able to read ancient Greek, and have to read one Chinese translation of Illiad. Up to now, there have been numerous Chinese translations  of Illiad , which are of different quality and deserve close evaluation. On the basis of a in-depth textual comparison among some common Chinese translations of Illiad , it is believed that the one by Chen Zhongmei, and the one by Luo Niansheng and Wang Huansheng are the top two, while others have their own features.

Space reconstruction and functional reorganization are among the important measures in the transformation and development of university libraries. Due to the advancement of informationization, digitalization and networking, the library of Jiangnan University has made some achievements in overall planning, spatial layout and environmental education by taking renovation as an opportunity. The reconstruction has a macro plan and will be implemented step by step. The first step is to remold the first floor of Area A and Area C and next Area B and the rest floor of Area A. As a result, the reconstruction provides Internet and power sockets for every desk at the library. Readers can expect a self- service library which is endowed with great culture deposit and targeted discipline service.

The paper reviews documents about health information behaviors in both China and foreign countries to improve scholars’ understanding of this field and facilitate further research. The paper firstly discusses the concepts of health information and health information behaviors and then reviews related research in both China and abroad from the demands of health information, search and access of health information and utility and evaluation of the information. At last, the paper suggests that some fields lag in both research and scholars, research objects and methodology are not diversified. The author of this paper believes that mobile health information behavior will become a new focus.

Tsiang,Tingfu F.'s Chinese Modern History is a far-reaching work in the field of modern history research. Since 1938, there have been more than 60 editions of Chinese Modern History. The book was created in the war fire, so it is doomed to be a part of China’s patriotic activities. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the book "disappeared" on the mainland. After the reform and opening up, there was a boom in the publication of Chinese Modern History. We can see that it is because the time and the political background at that time that the book Chinese Modern History evolved into some many versions.

Study of the specific development status and research paradigm in each direction of digital humanities serves as a cornerstone for future digital humanities research. Based on bibliometrics, the paper collects data from Digital Humanities Quarterly and Digital Scholarship in the Humanities(including Literary and Linguistic Computing), which are major journals of the current digital humanities field to analyze the knowledge base, research hotspots and development trends of the journals. It is shown in the result that the knowledge base of digital humanities is divided into two categories: theoretical research and applied research. Authorship attribution is the most concerned research issue in the applied research. What’s more, research hotspots are mainly divided into four categories: authorship attribution, analysis of the research object of digital humanities, related technical research, and application practice of digital humanities in various disciplines.

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 WeChat video accounts are developing rapidly and emerging as a new mobile service platform for libraries. The author of this paper conducts systematic research on access, utilization, promotion and super efficiency of the accounts. The research finds that the numbers of users, video works, likes and comments are small. The author suggests that the video accounts be upgraded, the contents be improved, strengthen promotion to shape a popular brand among the public. More videos should be posted and pay more attention to the interaction with users.

Oral Archives can comprehensively present the whole life and creation process of writers, therefore it can make  up  for  the  limitation  that  the  research  on  writers  is  limited  to  their  works  and  comments,  and  make  the  research material more sufficient and the research viewpoint more diversified, and therefore have a very positive significance. The collection and collation of the writers oral archives have already been very popular in United States, United Kingdom, Ireland,  Canada,  Australia  and  some  African  countries  where  the  oral  tradition  has  its  long  history.  In  recent  years, many  institutions  and  individuals  in  Mainland  China  have  been  engaged  in  oral  interviews  with  writers.  However, their  operations  are  mostly  in  decentralized  state,  therefore  it  is  an  inevitable  trend  to  establish  a  national  Writers Oral  Archives  to  achieve  co-construction  and  sharing  of  resources.  Meanwhile,  the  feasible  solutions  to  the  situation of  “focusing  on  collecting  and  ignoring  the  management  and  utilization”  were  put  forward,  for  example  the  up-front cataloging and the restriction of access under the network environment.

China studies, which has profound impact overseas, boasts a long history in Japan. Based on investigation method, China studies research institutions in Japan can be generally divided into three categories: official institutions founded  by  government,  demotic  institutions  operated  by  a  legal  person  or  academic  associations,  and  research institutions  in  universities.  This  article  selects  the  representative  research  institutions  from  the  above  classifications, introduces  their  history,  prime  study  and  academic  achievements,  and  summarizes  the  characteristics  of  the  China studies in Japan as well as its development and evolution.

This paper is an introduction on ownership seals of 64 Zhejiang modern book collectors seen at overseas libraries including those not included in the general description, such as Chen Qirong, Cao Bingzhang, Du Shenfu, Lu Xun's uncle and grandfather Zhou Xizhang, and the newly discovered Ma Jian. With a short biography of every owner and a brief description of their scholarship and book collecting activities, this paper may be helpful to uncover some forgotten book collectors as well as to add and correct information on existing records. Hopefully, it may also promote the study of local history in general and the culture of book collection in particular.

Metaliteracy is one of the core concepts in the framework of higher education information literacy issued by ACRL. This paper focuses on the meaning, connotation characteristics and frame of learning goal of metaliteracy , emphasizing that information activities should be conduced in interactive and open social media environment, and that students should communicate, share, understand, utilize, produce, product information, and think critically to reflect on  the  learning  process.  Learners  are  required  to  cultivate  the  idea  of  lifelong  learning  from  perspectives  of  emotion, behavior and cognition and metacognition. This thesis puts forward some ideas of the transformation and development of the metaliteracy education in Higher Education in China to effectively improves the students' ability of metaliteracy cultivation from the practical need of teaching.

Based on the development of public libraries’ makerspaces, the paper studies practices taken by Science and Technology Branch of Hangzhou Public Library “Makerspace” in the last three years from the perspective of the public library makerspace business implementers. This paper employs spatial thinking, platform thinking, systematic thinking, and relationship thinking to explore the implementation path and development mechanism of transformation from public library's makerspace to STEAM maker education space. At last, this paper proposes suggestions from the aspects of cross-border cooperation, platformization, linkage operation, public in-depth practice, integration into the community, cooperated supervision, in order to provide reference for the construction and development of public library maker space.

Ancient books are important carriers of the excellent Chinese traditional culture, with high social value, and occupy an important position in the world culture. The article provides an in-depth analysis of the study of ancient books from the digital humanities perspective from the dimensions of publication volume, core authors, core institutions, and distribution of highly cited documents. The article identifies six hotspots of antiquarian research, including the elaboration of connotation of ancient books, visualization of ancient books, intelligent processing of ancient books, specialized mining of ancient books, classical philology empowering ancient books and deeper needs of users for ancient books. The article points out the development trend of ancient book research: integrating humanities to highlight the value of ancient books, emphasizing multi-category research to explore ancient book resources, strengthening the construction of ancient bookwork standard system, focusing on user needs to deepen ancient book services and collaborating with other research sectors to share knowledge achievements.

In Xiashan of Shanyin, the He’s family is known as a prominent family in Yuezhong area since the Ming dynasty, with people of talent coming forth in large numbers. Clan He's spectrum of Shanyin Xiashan in Qing dynasty, collected by the Keqiao District Museum in Shaoxing, is indispensable for studying the origins, family development, and celebrities of Clan He's family in the Xiashan. Misleading concepts exist in the spectrum, as well as the posts assumed by the family members are exaggerated and fabricated. The article attempts to restore its original face through historical documents and make a brief assessment of its value. There is no denying that the spectrum describes a quite complete genealogical tree for the He’s. It helps some celebrities in the Ming and Qing dynasties find their positions in the He’s clan and improve the research on scholars taking part in the imperial examination in Shaoxing.

Xin Shu is an important source for the study on Jia Yi’s life and thoughts, and has always been highly valued by scholars. However, there has been a major dispute over its final compiler. Besides, since the Song Dynasty, there have been many engraved versions of Xin Shu , and their mutual relationships and evolutions deserve our close attention. On the  basis  of  a  careful  literature  review,  this  paper  points  out  that  Liu  Xiang  and  his  son  Liu  Xin  compiled  it  and  gave it the title of Xin Shu . Jia Yi Xin Shu , which was revised by the Qing-dynasty scholar Lu Wen-chao, must be the most influential engraved version, while Xin Shu Jiao Zhu, which was revised and annotated by both Yan Zhen-yi and Zhong Xia, has become a most important version for today’s scholars.

Virtual academic communities are currently a primary means of informal academic exchange and an essential part of academic communication. This paper systematically analyzes the relevant literature on users' knowledge behaviors in domestic virtual academic communities, aiming to provide scholars with a comprehensive understanding of the current state of research in this area, thus laying the groundwork for further study. First, the basic concepts of user knowledge behavior in virtual academic communities are defined. Next, through content analysis, the paper reviews research on user knowledge behaviors in domestic virtual academic communities from five key perspectives: user research collaboration behavior, user knowledge sharing behavior, user knowledge contribution behavior, user knowledge interaction behavior, and user knowledge hiding behavior. Finally, the paper critically assesses the current state of research on user knowledge behavior in virtual academic communities in China, identifying several key issues: research topics exhibit a "clustering" phenomenon, research subjects show a "polarized" trend, research methods are "monolithic," and more attention is needed on the study of user knowledge contribution behavior.

Based on the folk collection of manuscripts of the Qing Dynasty Xiaoshan Metropolitan Examination Titles, referring to the Qing Dynasty imperial examination materials and the relevant research results, the article describes the Xiaoshan metropolitan examination in the Qing Dynasty. The paper also makes supplementary records for the manuscript that did not include Jinshi (a successful candidate in the highest imperial examinations). It examines the phenomenon of "maoji" (fraudulent membership) among the Xiaoshan Jinshi, the imperial examination family and the important officials of the imperial court. In this way, we can reflect on the developments of the Xiaoshan imperial examination in the Qing Dynasty, especially the metropolitan examination. Since Xiaoshan has changed its name and the area under its jurisdiction repeatedly in history, the paper is based on the area under the jurisdiction of Xiaoshan before the establishment of Binjiang District in 1996.

Wen Guan Ci Lin, a 1000-volume anthology of poems and essays compiled by Xu Jingzong in the Tang Dynasty, had been lost in the early Song Dynasty, and was left with only one volume when the Yuan Court compiled the History of Song Dynasty. In the early 19th century, Japanese scholars first published four remnant volumes of the book, which aroused great attention of the academia. Later on, Chinese scholars spared no effort to gather or reprint the book, and more and more volumes were discovered, hence forming a sequenced edition system. As a matter of fact, all the editions of the book were collected by the Peking University Library. This paper, based on a first-hand investigation, gives a brief introduction to every edition of Wen Guan Ci Lin in the Peking University Library so as to provide reference for other scholars.

“City Study” library service, as a new serving pattern, has been promoted in Wenzhou, Hangzhou, Jinan and other cities for it facilitates the development of communities. Based on a case study on “City Study” and their serving modes, the author of this paper analyzes problems in funds, working hours, number of libraries and safety control. The author also offers suggestions for improvement. The goal is to identify featured and distinctive developing paths for “City Study” in different areas. As a result, “City Study” service, guided by proper theories, can improve its service.

The reading pictures of ancient China is a window to understand the reading information of the ancients. The author of this paper collects several reading pictures in Taizhou in the Qing Dynasty from relevant materials. Based on these pictures, the paper tries to analyze the reading objectives in ancient times: people read for pleasure and enjoyment and scholars read for academic success and official rank. The paper also studies the development of reading habits: families worked to hold big book collection and asked celebrities to paint and inscribe. They aimed to develop a reading habit nationwide. Loyalty and piety were the goal of reading. Women were also encouraged to read in the Qing Dynasty. That is how the paper can facilitate the promotion of reading education today.

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