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  • Shanghai Library

    Shanghai Library

    Shanghai Library, also known as the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of Shanghai, serves multiple roles and provides various services.

  • Shanghai Library East

    Shanghai Library East

    Shanghai Library East, which took nearly five years to build, is not only the largest single-building library in China but also one of the largest newly built libraries in the world.

  • Shanghai Children's Library

    Shanghai Children's Library

    The Shanghai Children's Library is one of the oldest and few independent provincial-level children's libraries in China.

  • Zikawei Library

    Zikawei Library

    Zikawei Library not only has a beautiful exterior and interior designed by both Chinese and foreign designers, but it also hosts cultural and tourism functions.

  • Sinan Books

    Sinan Books

    Sinan Books is located in a French garden house, with sycamore trees offering shade during sunny days.

  • JIC Books

    JIC Books

    JIC Books specializes in biographies and autobiographies, with a magnificent main hall that resembles an old train station and an incomparable view of Huangpu River.

  • Shanghai's 24-hour libraries: Beacons for nocturnal readers

    Shanghai's 24-hour libraries: Beacons for nocturnal readers

    Shanghai offers a network of 24-hour libraries and bookstores. These spaces are more than just rooms with books; they are serene sanctuaries for night owls or anyone seeking a quiet corner.

  • Overnight at Heping Library

    Overnight at Heping Library

    Library open 24 hours attracts a community of night owls, insomniacs, hard-working students, and those who just need a rest.

  • Duoyun Bookstore

    Duoyun Bookstore

    Duoyun Bookstore, located on the 52nd floor of Shanghai Tower, is a flagship store that serves as a remarkable cultural space.

  • Tsutaya Books

    Tsutaya Books

    Tsutaya Books made its phenomenal debut in Shanghai at the historic site of the Columbia Club, a former social hub for overseas Chinese.