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Consideration about the Construction and Development of Chinese Community Library

Yuan Zhi-xi

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This paper probes into the necessity of constructing the community library, and in the light of the problems existing in the construction of the community library, advances some solving methods including providing the legal support, developing various services, and constructing the characteristic community library, etc.

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This paper probes into the necessity of constructing the community library, and in the light of the problems existing in the construction of the community library, advances some solving methods including providing the legal support, developing various services, and constructing the characteristic community library, etc.

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This paper probes into the necessity of constructing the community library, and in the light of the problems existing in the construction of the community library, advances some solving methods including providing the legal support, developing various services, and constructing the characteristic community library, etc.

Key concepts: Community development, Computer science, Development (topology), Engineering management, World Wide Web, Engineering, Political science, Law

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