Literature Resources of Inner Mongolia University Library

76% of the books in the library are open-shelf books, and the library receives more than 850,000 readers every year, with an average daily reader flow of nearly 4,000. The library has more than 6,543,800 paper documents and 2 electronic documents, and the archives has more than 23,000 files of all kinds. In the collection of paper documents, there are more than 600,000 Chinese books, more than 200,000 foreign books, more than 60,000 Mongolian books, more than 230,000 bound volumes of Chinese and foreign newspapers and periodicals, and more than 0/10000 online ancient books. Literature collection has distinct national and regional characteristics, focusing on Mongolian studies and life sciences. The Mongolian Literature Information Center of the Ethnic Discipline of the Ministry of Education is one of the 16 national literature information centers directly under the Ministry of Education. It is an important literature base for Mongolian studies in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and China, with more than 30,000 volumes (pieces) of Mongolian literature in various languages and types. Among them, the ancient Mongolian woodcut of Zhuzi in the Qing Dynasty, the Mongolian Imperial Ganzhuer Sutra, the manuscript of Toth Mongolian bamboo script in the Qing Dynasty, the 172 1 Paris edition by The Journey to the West and timur Wu Gong Ji, and the 1836 French edition by La Shi Ding are rare treasures of Mongolian literature. The "Foreign Language Literature Center of Colleges and Universities in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region" is supported by special funds from the Education Department of the Autonomous Region, providing original foreign language literature services for 27 colleges and universities in the region. The Life Science Literature Information Center of Inner Mongolia University features the disciplines of ecology and agro-pastoral bioengineering, and focuses on developing domestic and foreign literature resources of ecology, animal reproductive biology and biotechnology, microbiology and genetic engineering. The series of documents of Sikuquanshu are also quite rich, including important documents and related documents such as Taiwan Province Wenyuange Edition Sikuquanshu, Taiwan Province Edition Sikuquanshu Essentials, and Sikuquanshu Catalogue Series.

In order to give full play to the role of the library of Inner Mongolia University in the central library of the autonomous region, the Inner Mongolia Higher Education Document Guarantee System (NALIS) was proposed by Dr. alatan Cang, director of the library of Inner Mongolia University, and approved by the Inner Mongolia Education Department. Its main task is to speed up the construction of regional document service center through the digital construction of information service network and document information resources of Inner Mongolia University, and with the support of CALIS center construction funds, and initially realize the functions of public retrieval, interlibrary loan, document delivery, collaborative procurement and online cooperative cataloging. On the system, the basic framework of Inner Mongolia higher education literature guarantee service system is constructed to provide information guarantee services to universities and society in the autonomous region in an all-round way. The website of the center has been opened on the library website. As the document information center of the school and an academic institution serving for teaching and scientific research, the library has successfully completed the document research and scientific research achievements 13 such as the Catalogue of Mongolian Ancient Books in China in the past five years, and is developing the integrated system of Mongolian document computer management and the CD-ROM of Mongolian book bibliography database 12, which exceeds the sum of the previous 40 years. Among them, the Catalogue of Mongolian Ancient Books in China 1997 was identified as the core project of IFLA to promote the librarianship in developing countries, and won the first prize of outstanding achievements in social sciences in 2000.