National Changhua University of Education Library

The environment is comfortable and quiet, very suitable for reading

Sleep well but be quiet

Can I enter the library now? !

Formerly known as "Library of Taiwan Provincial Jinde Experimental Middle School". In the 60th year of the Republic of China, it was changed to the "Taiwan Provincial Middle School Teachers' Workshop Library" (the original building is the current Chinese language department building), and later it was changed to "Taiwan Provincial Institute of Education." The state was restructured in the Republic of China in 1969, and the library was reorganized into a first-level unit (formerly the Affiliated Academic Affairs Office). In the 78th year of the Republic, the university was restructured. The newly-built library was contracted in June 1976; completed in December 1979; relocation was completed in April 1980; cooperating with the inaugural graduation ceremony on June 9 of the same year, the library was officially opened and officially named "National Changhua Normal University Library" . In March of the Republic of China, a "Baoshan Branch" was established in the Technical and Vocational Building (Economic Hall) of Baoshan Campus to serve the teachers and students of Baoshan Campus nearby.

The chair is hard and hard to sit on, making people want to go in

I have accompanied two referencing fighters here in K book. I have been here for a few months of books, and the entire library is probably familiar. The following roughly describes the layout of the library: 1. Reader activities range from the first floor to the fourth floor 1. Basement: mainly for textbooks (from elementary schools to research institutes), with seating areas, and a reading room with light-permeable wooden floors (not entered) that can only be accessed by school students 2. The first floor: administrative area, computer area, sofa area, comics newspaper area, window seat reading area 3. Second floor: computer area for watching movies, magazine area, sofa area, seat reading area, and atrium (with coffee tables and chairs) 4. The third and fourth floors: the layout is very similar, they are all collections of books, there are also seating and reading areas, and there are independent discussion rooms 2. Personal thoughts: 1. Basement: At first, I liked to study in the basement because there were relatively few people, but then I often found that there would be large and small cockroach corpses on the ground? After I was really aware of this phenomenon, I packed up my schoolbag and fled. The thought of reading so happily in a place surrounded by cockroach corpses was really awkward, and I never went down to the basement again. 2. First floor: (1) There will often be noise, because the entrance sensor card, book borrowing and scanning barcode will make a sound, and the sound of administrative staff speaking, in fact, the sound itself is not loud, because the empty space on the first floor has an amplifying effect (2) A lot of comics are very cool (but please ask Conan to add some new ones, now the market has reached 89 episodes, and Changshi has only reached 69 episodes ?) (3) The computer area is often occupied by kids to play online games, but the administrative staff will not take care of it 3. The second floor: I think the reading environment on the second floor is good. There are large windows by the window and you can see the Bagua Mountain in the whole window, but there are also echo problems. Footsteps are very loud, and even the sound of the first floor can be heard 4. The third floor: the area where the younger brother stays most often. Everyone who comes to K book knows that the window seat is a VIP seat. It is to be grabbed. It will be occupied 10 minutes late when the museum opens during the peak period. Usually there will be sporadic (Who doesn’t want to take up two seats with plugs, scenery, privacy, and once again?) One more thing, the row of seats on the inner side of the atrium (turns two turns on the stairs, both left and right, two rows in total) is super cold Yes, the air-conditioning wind is blowing all the time. If you are thinking about sitting in those two areas, let me remind you first. Let’s break the news. There are sofa areas on the third and fourth floors, where I take a nap. It’s not silly. I only need to lean my head on the armrest pad to sleep for an hour. If you say: This is the library, how can you sleep in public places? I will tell you: Who cares about you, the sofa is too comfortable, I don’t sleep wasteful, and I’m still ashamed and self-control, I don’t dare to sleep on the sofa at home, some people just lie on their side and sleep a lot. That’s all, and snoring The fourth floor: the least visited place. Most books on the third floor seem to contain papers, and books on the fourth floor (should be). Anyway, the layout is similar to the third floor, just multiple floors. 3. Little cold knowledge: 1. The phone must be picked up in the toilet 2. There are five rows of computers on the first floor, only one row is for students outside school (no password required) 3. The water dispenser ice water is super ice (the coldest is 3 or 4 degrees, and the hottest is also 8, 9 degrees). It is heaven 4. Non-university students must fill in stinky and long information and escort their documents when entering the library 5. The library is full not because the seats are full, but the library card is gone. 6. During the "School Period", it is open until midnight on weekdays, and it is not open to people from outside schools during the final exam week. "Winter and summer vacation" is roughly closed for the first and last week, open until 5 o'clock on weekdays, and 8 or 9 o'clock on holidays 7. 20 minutes before closing, there will be super loud music, and the lights will be turned off in the last ten minutes. Roughly the same

The library environment is good ?