Tainan City Yongkang District Library - Yongkang District

Very quiet and many books are divided into different categories, great!

The library has a good collection of books, but it is also sufficient to make a reservation book across the library. There are a lot of self-study spaces, but students still need to grab positions during the period of the exam, and there will be many vacancies on weekdays. It is a pity that there is no plan to use the computer's reading space, the sockets are not open for use, and even in the study room on the 5th floor of the library side, the other spaces that use the computer downstairs are marked (relatively noisy). Therefore, for college students, the self-study space set up in the social education hall is relatively unfriendly.

I only quickly browsed the library environment, but I had to go home quickly when I was in a hurry, but I felt that the environment was more beautiful than I imagined.

I think the environment is very good but 1. Lack of administrators It is stipulated that no space can be occupied, but it is often occupied by people ? 2. It is necessary to keep a distance due to the epidemic situation, but when a couple comes over, the chair will be pulled to the next door, and will not be put back when you leave? 3. Make sure that no one is in charge here, the water bottle is forgotten to take away, and no one collects or cleans it? After consecutive holidays, I passed and found that I was moved to an empty table keeping my distance 4. Continuous holidays, and there is no sign indicating that there is no holiday I think the above is the part that the staff can handle In short, the environment is good, but I feel that it lacks management

There is good parking nearby, there are many books in the museum, and there is a lot of space for children. The purpose of each floor is clearly marked. There are many activities every month. There are many activities to participate in, giving adults and children many choices

It has not been fully renovated, so the parking lot is currently unavailable, and can only be parked on the street or in the surrounding paid parking lot.

Yongkang Library is located in the area surrounded by Yongzhong Road, Yongda 2nd Road and Lane 108 of Yongda 2nd Road. It is the same building as Yongkang Social Education Center. The entrance is currently near Yongzhong Road. There is a small door. There are five floors inside the library, from top to bottom are Fifth floor: Self-study room; the overall environment is bright and quiet, which is ok for a study environment. Fourth floor: Featured collection area, newspaper reading area, youth area, comics area, etc. The structure of the fourth floor is divided into two areas, one area for special collections and one area for teenagers/comics/newspapers. Books and newspapers in these two areas are located on both sides, so when you step in, you will feel full and spacious. There are also a certain number of seating areas where you can sit and read, and the view from the window is not bad. The variety of comics in the comics area is also ok. Common comics such as One Piece, Conan, Major League Baseball, Doraemon and other comics can also be seen on the shelves. In the newspaper reading area, there will be newspapers of the day and the day before, and there are many types of newspapers, such as the Free Times, the United Daily News, and the Economic Daily. 3rd floor: Tainan Aboriginal Cultural Museum; compared with other floors, the stair doors on this floor are open, but this floor is closed, and it is uncertain whether you can enter from the side of the stairs. Judging from the floor plan, this floor is actually quite spacious. There are performance halls, collection rooms, study rooms, aboriginal halls, etc., but when you step out of this floor by elevator, for some reason, there is a dull atmosphere. Simply take a picture of the exterior environment and leave. , the world inside these doors did not go in to see. It is worth mentioning that there is a small idea of ​​aboriginal totem decoration at the elevator entrance. Second floor: open-shelf reading room; like other libraries, there are all kinds of books, but the environment is relatively old. There is a protruding iron nail on the wall of the reading area on the left side, so be careful. The first floor: mobile counter, children's reading area, audio-visual and Internet area; suitable for children to read books obediently. The stairwell is bright as a whole because of the external windows, but some lights will automatically turn on when people walk past, and some will not. The walls are beautifully painted. Although the overall environment is not as gorgeous and beautiful as other libraries, but there are basically no less, just a little old. =The following is an excerpt of the introduction of Yongkang District Office = The Social Education Center is the gathering place of the humanities in Yongkang area. In view of the rapid growth of the population of Yongkang in the past 10 years, we actively sought funds to build a new building. The construction started in 1998 and was completed and opened in September 2001. With the approval of the Citizens Representative Council, the Yongkang Municipal Library was renamed Yongkang Social Education Center , managed by the Civil Affairs Division of Yongkang Municipal Office, and additional performance venues and study classrooms have been added to expand service functions. On January 1, 2007, the first township and city-level cultural class in Tainan County was established under the tenure of Mayor Li Kunhuang, and it was stationed in the social education center to become an operation management unit; on December 25, 2010, Tainan County was upgraded and merged into a municipality directly under the Central Government. Changed to the Humanities Department of the District Office, and performed various cultural administrative operations in the district. The Yongkang District Social Education Center covers an area of ​​more than 2,300 square meters, with a total building area of ​​more than 6,800 square meters. And the public library of the public library, combining the four functions of performing arts, art and literature display, social education and study, and book information, with the orientation of art, humanities, life, creativity, and learning, to construct a library for citizens to read, seek knowledge, and exchange art and literature. , a local cultural center for recreation and lifelong learning.