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National Library AucklandAuckland National Library Centre
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Open Open on Mon-Thu,Sun,10:00am-5:00pm
Address: 8-14 Stanley Street, Parnell, Auckland, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
mapOfficial website: http://www.natlib.govt.nz/about-us/visiting-us/auckland-centre
Phone: +64 9-365 8800
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As an old library, in fact, the collection of books here is still very rich. For Chinese people, you can go and read some Chinese versions of books, not only in simplified Chinese, but also in traditional Chinese, including those of authors from Hong Kong and Taiwan. The book can also be seen here
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As an old library, in fact, the collection of books here is still very rich. For Chinese people, you can go and read some Chinese versions of books, not only in simplified Chinese, but also in traditional Chinese, including those of authors from Hong Kong and Taiwan. The book can also be seen here
There are a lot of books here, all sorts of management, I like to come here to read and learn, it is really a sea of knowledge.
The Auckland Chinese Library is a public charity registered by the New Zealand government. Its goal is to provide New Zealand's largest and largest collection of Chinese books for free borrowing services. The future will be the largest Chinese library in Oceania.
The Auckland Library is located next door to the University of Auckland. The library is small and the entire building is not prominent. Students or citizens will read and study inside. There should be no need for outsiders to go in. There is no special place. Passing by, you will see it. Don't treat it as an attraction.
New Zealanders who love the Guangwai movement are also keen on quiet reading in the library.
Very good National Library, worthy of being a world-class