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Reflections on Digital Library

Weihua Cao

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This paper expounds the concept of digital library,analyzes the misconceptions and the developing direction for digital library,points out that it is necessary to change the situation of each does things in his own way in the construction of digital library in China,to establish distributed digital libraries that go in line with international standards.

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This paper expounds the concept of digital library,analyzes the misconceptions and the developing direction for digital library,points out that it is necessary to change the situation of each does things in his own way in the construction of digital library in China,to establish distributed digital libraries that go in line with international standards.

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This paper expounds the concept of digital library,analyzes the misconceptions and the developing direction for digital library,points out that it is necessary to change the situation of each does things in his own way in the construction of digital library in China,to establish distributed digital libraries that go in line with international standards.

Key concepts: Digital library, Digital transformation, China, Computer science, Electronic library, Line (geometry), World Wide Web, Political science

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