Hangzhou Children's Library, Children's library in Xihu District, China
Hangzhou Children's Library spans multiple floors with dedicated sections for different age groups, from toddlers to young teenagers. The building features child-sized furniture and colorful learning zones designed to support reading and discovery.
The library opened on January 16, 1982, as a specialized educational institution for young readers in Hangzhou. Since then it has grown into an important cultural center for the city's children.
The library showcases regular exhibitions about Chinese traditions, where children learn about their cultural heritage through hands-on displays and activities. Visitors can experience traditional celebrations like the Lantern Festival and gain insight into local customs.
The library maintains a digital catalog system allowing visitors to search through thousands of books by title, author, or subject. The layout is designed to help children of all ages find what interests them.
The building features specially designed reading spaces with child-sized furniture that create an inviting learning environment scaled to young readers. This thoughtful design helps children feel at home while exploring books.
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