Cambridge University Library (Cambridge University Library) is the world's top library, since its creation in 1424, its collection of books from the initial seventy-six volumes to the present more than six million volumes. Among them, the library's Chinese collection includes Shang Dynasty oracle bones, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasty books, various codices, paintings, topiaries and other cultural relics, many of which are rare.

London Museum (Museum of London) officially opened in 1976, has been operating as a social and urban history museum, by the early City Hall Museum and the Museum of London after the Second World War merged to form.

Rama9Art:Thailand's Rama IX The Museum of Art is a museum of artworks related to King Rama IX of Thailand, or Bhumibol Adulyadej, the ninth king of the Chakri Dynasty (Bangkok Dynasty) and currently the longest serving head of state in the world.

Rama IX or Bhumibol -He was born in 1927 in Lausanne, Switzerland, ascended the throne in 1946, and was crowned on May 5, 1950. The Rama IX Art Museum is located in Thailand and features information about Rama IX and related artworks, allowing people to better understand this legendary figure.

Bollywood India (Bollywood Hungama is an entertainment website for the Indian Bollywood film industry, established in 1998 under Hungama Digital Media Entertainment, which changed its name in 2008 to provide news about the Bollywood film industry, including reviews and box office reports.

Bollywood is also widely known as the "Hindi film" quot;Hindi cinema", but Urdu poetry is also quite common here, while English dialogue and songs are increasing in composition every year. Bollywood and several other major Indian film bases such as Hollywood and Tollywood make up India's huge film industry, producing the largest number of films and selling the largest number of movie tickets in the world each year, proving that good films can be produced at low cost.

In recent years, Bollywood films have also strived to innovate in terms of content, and many masterpieces of artistry, originality and entertainment have emerged. The issue of education in India has also led to many good works exploring education in these years.

such as "Stars on Earth", which explores the nature of education, "Three Stooges in Bollywood", which became the best selling Bollywood movie by criticizing university education in a joking way, "My Name is Khan", which explores the discrimination suffered by Indian Muslims in the United States after 9/11, and "Indian Style", which has feminist ideas. English.

Ukiyo-E: Japanese Ukiyo-e Ukiyo-e is a library of folk paintings founded by John Resig, an avid fan of folk paintings; he has found many similar prints by various means and collected them through his computer to show them to the world.

Ukiyo-e, or Japanese folk art, prints Ukiyo-e It is a unique national art that emerged in Japan during the Edo period (1603-1867, also known as the Tokugawa Shogunate period), and is typical of the art of the flowering streets. It mainly depicts people's daily lives, landscapes, and dramas. Ukiyo-e is often thought to refer exclusively to color-printed woodblock prints (called nishiki in Japanese), but in fact there are also hand-painted works.

In Asia and the world of art, it presents a special tone and richness, after more than 300 years, the influence of Europe and Asia, the nineteenth century in Europe from classical to impressionist masters are also inspired by this style of painting, therefore. Ukiyo-e has a very high artistic value.

Ukiyo-e Search provides a platform for communication and sharing, allowing users to upload and download all resources, simply by uploading an image or a link to an image that can be stored on an online server, where users can also get high-definition images to print and download.

Ukiyo-e Search provides an incredible resource: The ability to both search for Japanese woodblock prints by The ability to both search for Japanese woodblock prints by simply taking a picture of an existing print AND the ability to see similar prints across multiple collections of prints.

This site is simply demonstration of what is possible using some of the data from a few museum Better data, hundreds of thousands of additional images, and better search capabilities are forthcoming. Sign-up to be notified when additional features are ready.

Ukiyo-e Search was created by John Resig, a computer programmer and avid

Ukiyo-e Search was created by John Resig, a computer programmer and avid enthusiast of Japanese woodblock prints.

In his personal research he saw a need for a tool that did not exist: some Additionally, some way of finding prints simply by uploading a Additionally, some way of finding prints simply by uploading a picture of a print seemed like an especially critical tool for researchers and collectors alike.

A ton of work has gone into making this search engine as easy as possible. gone into making this search engine as easy to use as possible, for example: Artist names have been unified into a single name across collections (even Also the best possible images have been found on the Also the best possible images have been found on the museum sites (which can often be a task unto itself).

This site is currently serving as a demonstration of what's possible but many improvements are still yet to be made.

Tokyo The National Museum is one of the earliest museums in Japan, established in 1872 and located in Ueno Park in the Taito district of Tokyo , with a collection of over 110,000 objects.

Aozora Library Japan's high-quality, rich electronic The library, created by Ronson Tomita, collects a large number of expired Japanese literary works whose copyright has lapsed, and the quality and content of the entries are perfect. It is also a very good site for Japanese language learners.

"Wolf and Spice" (Wolf and Spice) is Japanese light novel, the author is Shikura Irisa, published in February 2006, by the publication, its adaptation of the anime version began to broadcast in January 2008. Wolf and Spice" was awarded the honor of the first place of the year in 2007 "This light novel is awesome".

The National Folk Museum of Korea, established in 1945, is one of the most visited art museums in the world and is located at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul.

Tōyō Bunko Tōyō Bunko is the largest Asian studies library in Japan, located in the Bunkyo district of Tokyo. Tōyō Bunko is a collection of ancient books and masterpieces from Japan, China and many other Asian countries.

Koreandb:Korean History and Culture The library is the Korean e-book site of Korea College. The site collects interesting information about Korea and its history and culture, and provides an overview of Korean corporate culture, art, lifestyle, music, technology, and travel, so that the world can understand Korea.

Korea, also known as the Republic of Korea (Korean: 한국) It is also known as South Korea and South Korea. Founded on August 15, 1948, the name of the country originates from the three Korean tribes (Chenhan, Mahan, and Benhan) in the south of the ancient Korean Peninsula, and the English name Korea originates from the ancient name "Goryeo". The site starts with the history of Korea and gives you a comprehensive understanding of the past and present life of Korea.

The British Natural History Museum ( The Natural History Museum is a natural history museum in the European group, with about 40 million specimens of plants and animals and rocks and minerals from all over the world, including more than 7 million paleontological fossil specimens, 500,000 kinds of books and journals in the library, and a large number of early natural research manuscripts and drawings and other valuable items.

The British Museum of Natural History is also a world class The museum is also a world-class tourist attraction and a leading research center with a unique collection and unparalleled professional level specimen solutions; located in South Kensington, southwest of central London, next to Hyde Park. The museum has a total building area of more than 40,000 square meters and houses approximately 70 million specimens from around the world, including 28 million insect specimens.

The museum has 20 large exhibition halls, including six aspects of paleontology, minerals, plants, animals, ecology and humans. The central hall is the modern life science exhibition hall, with the use of the landscape, exhibition cabinets to introduce evolution and anthropological knowledge. 1 floor right wing exhibition hall display paleontological fossil specimens, it exhibits ichthyosaur, snake neck dragon, 5 meters tall tyrannosaurus rex, extremely small body of the new jaws, tail up to 17 meters pterosaur and complete skeleton of the first bird; left wing exhibition hall display modern animals, including marine non-cervical vertebrates, fish, birds and reptiles. The left side of the 2nd floor exhibits mammals, among which the more outstanding are the African tropical grassland animals and the Australian marsupials; the right side exhibits minerals, rocks, gems, marbles and a special room for meteorites.

The British Museum of Natural History had a staff of 750 in 1978, including 300 scientists of all kinds working in five research departments: zoology, entomology, paleontology, mineralogy, and botany. In addition to indoor research in their own disciplines, scientists also organize and participate in field research activities. The museum is one of the international taxonomic centers for the study of plants, animals and minerals and is used by scholars from all over the world. It identifies and names plants, animals, and minerals, studies theories of affinities between species and biological evolution, and works on practical problems in medicine, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, mining, and oil exploration.

World Memory Championships) is the world's highest level of memory competitions, initiated by "the father of world memory" Tony Bozen and Raymond Keane, Chairman of the World Sports Council (WMSC) in London, England in 1991, the tournament awarded the internationally recognized and can be used worldwide " World Memory Master" certificate.

The World Brain Championship has grown from its original seven-player event to the World Memory Championships. Thousands of competitors from all over the world have participated. Today, this event has become the world's most prestigious brain sports event, attracting participants and spectators from different countries and becoming the focus of media attention from all over the world.

The tournament has been held for 24 consecutive years, the previous tournaments have been highly regarded, which has strongly promoted the development of the world's brain sports, and promoted the exchange and promotion of brain sports achievements in the world. It is reported that the world records generated in the competition will be directly recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records without the need to approve, "World Memory Master" certificate has become the only certificate recognized by various countries and used worldwide in the brain power sector!

The World Brain Championship includes ten events, including headshots, binary numbers, random numbers, abstract shapes, fast numbers, virtual date events, random poker, random vocabulary, dictation numbers, fast poker, etc., in the form of a point system, which is a comprehensive examination of the memory, attention, observation, imagination, etc. of the players. The game is based on a point system, which examines memory, attention, observation, imagination and creativity.

The World Brain Championship has been successfully held in the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, Mexico, Singapore and other countries for 25 times, after years of precipitation, to promote the development of brain sports. In recent years, China has achieved a series of good results, in the 2010 World Brain Power Championships, Wang Feng won the championship with a total score of 9486 points breaking the record for the highest score in the championship.

NationalGallery The National Gallery in London is located directly north of Trafalgar Square in central London, England, and is comparable to the National Palace Museum directly north of Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The National Gallery, also known as the National Gallery of London, was established in 1824.

At that time there were only 38 paintings, from these by George From these 38 works, which were purchased by George IV to convince the government to purchase Rembrandt, Lal and others, the museum has gradually expanded to become a national museum with a collection of paintings as its main focus. Founded in 1824, it is a national museum located in the center of London on the north side of Trafalgar Square, mainly to collect paintings, divided into four wings in the southeast and northwest, in chronological order, with works mainly between 1260 and 1900.

The National Gallery of England has a large collection of European oil paintings, from late medieval and Italian Renaissance painters to French Impressionist painters, all the major traditions of Western European oil paintings are represented, with famous works including Leonardo da Vinci's Madonna of the Rock and Michelangelo's Burial.

There is no charge for admission to the National Gallery, which is free to donate. For further background commentary on major works, you can pick up a portable tour from the desk at the National Gallery of England at no charge.

The Sainsbury wing, whose appearance was heavily criticized by Prince Charles, is home to the Micro Gallery, which offers a computer query service and is the National Gallery's most complete electronic art encyclopedia.

London Book Fair) is a well-known international book fair, held since 1971, held in London, England, in April each year, is a copyright trade book fair, there are more than 100 countries and regions of more than 1,000 exhibitors to participate in the event.