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Breeze carries the fragrance of ink, pages whisper tales of tradition. On World Book Day 2025, the library invites you to a cultural feast where heritage meets innovation. From millennia-old calligraphy to hands-on craftsmanship, from quiet reading nooks to scholarly dialogues—let words ignite wisdom and ink nourish the soul, as every page blooms into spring. Event 1: Teaching Achievements Exhibition of Calligraphy, Painting & Seal Engraving Time: April 22 – May 23 Location: 1st Floor, Library Over 50 masterpieces by faculty, students, and alumni from the School of Art & Archaeology and student clubs showcase Zhejiang University’s commitment to preserving traditional arts. Witness the fusion of brushstrokes, ink rhythms, and chiseled seals that breathe life into cultural legacies. Event 2: Spring Blooms & Books – Four Arts Immersive Experience Time: April 23-24 Sub-Event 1: Seed of Knowledge – Spring Mystery Box Time: April 23 Location: 1st Floor, Library Borrow a book, receive a seed—herbs, flowers, or succulents—to plant literary-inspired greenery (100 limited editions). Sub-Event 2: Four Arts Bazaar – Heritage Meets Pages Time: April 24, 13:30-16:00 Location: South of Canteen & Library West Woods Partnering with Haining Library, explore four traditional arts:  Floral Adornment: Wear blossoms, embrace poetic charm.  Collector’s Stamps: Trace Haining’s bibliophilic history through engraved seals.  Poetry Rubbing: Unveil ancient verses through tactile ink transfers.  Indigo Tie-Dye: Craft patterns as intricate as written words. Event 3: Chinese Calligraphy, Painting & Seal Engraving Exhibition Duration: April 15 - May 15 Venue: Library Atrium This exhibition presents a curated selection of classical Chinese art books, featuring three major disciplines: calligraphy, painting, and seal engraving. It explores the millennial heritage and aesthetic essence of Chinese brushwork, from ancient stone inscriptions to scholarly letters, from landscape philosophy to seal-cutting techniques, offering visitors a profound journey through China's artistic traditions and philosophical expressions. Event 4: Zhejiang University Press Qizhen Booksore Time: From April 21 Location: Library iLOUNGE This exhibition features a curated selection of publications from Zhejiang University Press, highlighting Zhejiang's cultural heritage and contemporary practices. Key themes include the "New Ideas in Zhejiang" series, Chinese silk art studies, the history of the East Zhejiang Canal, and the "Chinese Translators Library." The collection showcases the press's commitment to blending local perspectives with global academic excellence, offering readers a profound exploration of ideas and aesthetics. Event 5: "Listen, I Read for You" – Campus Radio Special Time: April – May Let campus airwaves carry excerpts from calligraphy and seal art masterpieces. Amidst bustling days, pause and savor literature’s quiet resonance. Event 6: Weixue Lecture – Create a Lasting Legacy and Publish Your Academic Work with Wiley Time: April 23, 15:00-16:30 Location: Library Auditorium Speaker: Meng Linglei (Senior Project Manager, Wiley) Unlock the secrets of academic publishing—from manuscript to global impact. Learn how to navigate top-tier journals and leave an enduring scholarly footprint. Event 7: Sonic Cipher – Classical Music at BOOK BITE BAYTime: April 23 Location: Canteen 2nd Floor Reading Corner Decode timeless harmonies in "Timeless Harmonies: Listen to Unravel Music's Greatest Mysteries." Let classical melodies unlock civilizations’ deepest whispers. Event 8: Library on the Move – Link Campus @ Service Time: April 21-22 Location: ZJE/ZJUI/ZIBS & Research Centers Personalized consultations, resource guides, and warm support—bringing library services closer to your academic journey. Looking forward to meeting you ! Library April 22, 2025

Dear all, We cordially invite you to participate in the 3rd session of the "Global Vision · Research Leadership" Young Scholars' Academic Skills Enhancement Program, focusing on academic publication and submission. Event Details:  Time: Apr. 23rd, 15:00 - 16:30  Venue: Multi-function Room, 1st Floor, International Campus Library  Topic: Create a Lasting Legacy and Publish your Academic Work with Wiley  Language: English  Speaker: John Meng, Senior Program Manager at Wiley, responsible for engineering and computer book publishing in China and the Asia-Pacific region. He has previously worked at top publishers such as Springer, Cambridge University Press, and IOP Publishing, with extensive experience in academic publishing, covering book publishing, journal development, and management. Please scan the QR code in the poster or click https://forms.office.com/r/LA488tXAPd to register before Apr. 22nd 14:00. Refreshments will be served. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn how to publish your academic work with Wiley and create a lasting academic legacy! Office of Scientific Research and Technology Transfer Office of Campus Operations and Support

Are you still troubled by AI's "mediocre responses"? This lecture will systematically analyze the core logic of human-machine dialogue, helping you transform from a passive recipient to an active facilitator. Through scientifically structured training in questioning techniques, you will not only significantly enhance the precision and efficiency of academic research but also develop essential digital literacy for the AI era. This will enable you to maximize human-machine collaborative effectiveness in areas such as literature analysis, experimental design, and innovative thinking. Speaker: Shao Boyun Introduction: Reference Librarian, Master of Library Science, engaged in information literacy education and technology research. Time: Apr. 11th, 2025, 15:30~16:30, Friday Location: Library Multi-function Room, 1st Floor Mode: Live Online Link：https://zju.webex.com/meet/LibInformationLiteracyLecture