What are the precautions when entering the library?

The library is a public learning place. People who borrow books or read in the library should work together to maintain public order and create a good learning atmosphere for the library.

When you enter the library, you must dress neatly, cleanly, generously and appropriately. Don't wear slippers, vests or shorts. Don't take too many personal belongings in case they are stolen. If you need to carry it, it should be placed or stored according to regulations. To enter the library, we must maintain public health and public order. Don't grab the road, don't crowd people, enter in order. The mobile phone should be turned off or vibrated to prevent noise. Try not to make noise when you walk. Don't wander around, chase, eat, chew gum or throw rubbish anywhere in the library. No smoking, no spitting.

Keep good manners and don't occupy your seat with anything. Don't rest or sleep in your seat. When sitting, move the chair quietly. You'd better wash your hands before reading to keep clean and tidy. Don't scribble on the tables and chairs. Cherish books, take them carefully, turn them carefully and put them down carefully. Don't scribble or fold pages in the book, let alone tear pages. Be careful when looking for books on the shelf. Spitting when turning pages is very uncivilized behavior. Be careful when you take the book, don't put it beside you. If you are not satisfied with the book you took, you should put it back in time and don't leave it behind. You can't damage books and cut them without permission just because you need some information. If you encounter valuable information, you should contact the management. Read the books on the shelf one by one, don't take up more than one at the same time. Put it back immediately after reading, so as not to affect others' reading. Clean up your seat when you leave the library. You'd better not talk to others in the reading room. Keep your voice down and speak softly if necessary.

Queue up when you borrow books, don't cut in line. Don't borrow books with other people's library cards, and don't lend your own documents to others. Don't stay when the library is closed.

expert opinion/advice

Librarians should dress neatly and behave in a dignified manner. Vests, shorts, slippers, strange clothes and unkempt appearance are not allowed to be worn at work. Sit up straight at work, and don't put your feet on the table, chair or bookshelf. Don't chat and wander during work hours, and don't let reading newspapers affect the service for readers. Receive readers warmly and sincerely, and behave generously. Don't ignore readers, don't tell readers what to do, and judge first. Answering readers' inquiries should be patient and meticulous, and any questions should be answered, neither slowly nor urgently, and departments or channels for further consultation should be provided for questions that cannot be answered, so as not to deceive readers. In the lending office, speak softly and don't argue with readers. Be kind to readers who violate library discipline. Deal with it by the rules We should also treat individual readers with bad behavior calmly. Speak to the reader sincerely and use elegant language.