The British Library Review

Visit the British Library to see the Anglo-Saxon Dynasty art, writing, war exhibitions. A surprising historical period in which a group of people from northern Europe traveled and settled in England, and the resulting dynasty was later incorporated into the English dynasty. The group, later known as the Saxons, Anglophones and Jutes, challenged the British kingdom that had separated from the Roman Empire, and the exhibition ended soon.

This brick red building gives people a stable and mature feeling, calm atmosphere, bright and transparent internal space, and feels comfortable. Many people inside, reading, with headphones, watching the computer silently do not hand, very quiet and peaceful, very want to sit down, but no place. In the corner were three or three readers sitting on the floor, and the huge bookcase was five stories high

The British Library (also translated as the National Library of England) is one of the largest academic libraries in the world. The Library was established on 1 July 1973 under the British Library Act of 1972. The Library is located in London and West Yorkshire. It is composed of the former British Museum Library, the National Central Library, the National Library of Foreign Languages and Science and Technology, and the National Bibliographic Press of the United Kingdom.

The British Library is a creative, resourceful and efficient library based in the UK and serving the world. It has a unique and exquisite collection and has been a major source of academic, research and innovation in the world for 250 years. In addition to being one of the global repositories of information, it is also the hub of the national library network. Library encourages more public understanding of the country's well-documented heritage; The library's programs, products and services contribute significantly to the national economy, scientific research, education and innovation, and enrich cultural life.

The British Library is my longing library. Last year I went to London and spent time in the British Museum. This time I decided to have a good look at the British Library. Located on Euston Road, the British Library is a distinctive red building with four floors underground and four floors above ground. Its total building area is 110,000 square meters. The library can be accessed without checking any documents, but it needs security checks. The precious literature exhibition in the library is worth seeing. We can see many manuscripts and the earliest books of world celebrities, and even the classics of Dunhuang, China. It is a pity that no photographs are allowed. There is a bookcase tower in the center of the library, which goes directly to the top floor. It is the King's Library. There are precious books donated by the King for people to look forward to. There are hundreds of millions of books in the library, which are divided into reading rooms of humanities, social sciences, Asia, Africa, maps and so on. They need to enter by reading certificate, but they can be issued free of charge as long as they have relevant certificates. There are many seats in the library. You can rest when you are tired.