Specific resources:
First of all, of course, it is paper book resources.
At present, there are 2.49 million Chinese and foreign documents (including bound volumes of periodicals). There are many newspapers and magazines on the first floor, humanities and social sciences on the second floor, economics on the third floor, computer rooms on the fourth floor, computers on the fifth floor, foreign language books and many novels on the sixth floor, Chinese reading on the seventh floor, ancient books on the eighth floor and various books on the ninth floor.
Followed by e-books and databases.
There are 6.5438+0.04 million e-books, 37 Chinese databases, 43 foreign databases, and 6 self-built characteristic databases-Huada Library, Guizi Library, China Rural Issues Research Literature Database, School Doctoral Dissertation Full-text Database, Xinhai Revolution Research Literature Database, and China Basic Education Figures Database.
There is another one that is not important, nor is it a resource, but if you are as archaeological as Kirin, you can say so. There is a museum on the ground floor of the library. Although it's not that extensive, it's always insightful to watch more.
Generally speaking, in fact, as an information age, the most important thing is to be able to use the online library in order to make good use of the resources of the school library. The library of China Normal University is still updated quickly on the Internet. You can search skillfully, and you can find the resources you want as quickly as possible. At the same time, you can also find new resources that you don't know but really need.
I wish you progress and hope to adopt it.