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South Campus Library a cornerstone of Sun Yat-sen University. Its history stretches back to 1903. The library was originally part of the privately established Canton South College. The college purchased over 200 acres of land in Guangzhou. The land was in a village called Rixiao. The library was known as the Rixiao Library. In 1952 Canton South College merged with Sun Yat-sen University. Sun Yat-sen University moved its administrative offices to the South Campus. The library remained. The main library building is on the central axis of the campus. The buildings are early 20th century structures. Many are listed as cultural heritage sites. The campus includes structures like the Ma Yi Hall and the Ge Long Hall. The library has a bronze statue of Sun Yat-sen. The statue is a gift from a Japanese friend. It was originally at the old campus. It is now prominently featured in the South Campus. The South Campus Library is not just a repository of knowledge. It’s a living testament to the University’s rich past. It’s a place where the whispers of history mingle with the vibrant energy of modern scholarship. The library’s main building stands proudly. It was rebuilt in 1982. It remains the heart of the Sun Yat-sen University Library system. The library system includes branch libraries at the North East and Zhuhai campuses. The South Campus Library is the largest. It houses a vast collection of books journals and digital resources. The library holds countless treasures. These treasures include rare ancient texts and significant historical documents. They tell the unfolding story of Sun Yat-sen University. They reflect the enduring spirit of learning and progress. The South Campus Library is a place for students faculty and the wider community to connect with knowledge. It’s a sanctuary of learning. A space to explore the boundless possibilities of the written word. It is a vital part of the Sun Yat-sen University experience. It offers access to countless stories waiting to be discovered. Explore its halls and feel the weight of history. Experience the boundless potential of the future. This impressive library is more than just a building. It is a living archive. It is a vital part of the university’s identity. It’s a testament to the enduring power of education.