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Carved wooden doors and red lanterns line a covered walkway at Tianyi Ge, the historic library in Ningbo, China.
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Tianyige

library, Ningbo, China
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  • Ningbo Tianyi Square
    Ningbo
    / The contemporary city

    …oldest library building in China, Tianyige, is in the western part of the city. Its collection of rare books and documents dates to the 11th century and includes many unique local chronicles of the Ming dynasty.

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    …oldest library building in China, Tianyige, is in the western part of the city. Its collection of rare books and documents dates to the 11th century and includes many unique local chronicles of the Ming dynasty.

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