The principal library of Dalian University of Technology, this contemporary research facility ranks among Northeast China’s largest academic libraries.
At a glance
Lingxi Library serves as the main library for Dalian University of Technology, one of China’s leading technical universities. Opened in 2009, it reflects the institution’s commitment to supporting advanced research and scholarship across engineering, science, and technology disciplines.
History
The library was established in 2009 as the central information hub for DUT. It is named in honor of Qian Lingxi, a prominent scientist and academician who served as the university’s second president, recognizing his contributions to the institution’s development and academic mission.
What you see
As one of Northeast China’s largest university libraries, Lingxi Library represents contemporary institutional design. The building accommodates extensive collections and modern research facilities supporting a major technical university.
Cultural significance
The library embodies the educational and research aspirations of Dalian University of Technology. Its scale and resources underscore the region’s growing importance as a center for technical innovation and higher learning in China.
Key facts
- Country: China
- City: Dalian, Liaoning
- Opened: 2009
- Coordinates: 38.88327, 121.51206
- Named after: Qian Lingxi, second president of Dalian University of Technology
- Status: One of the largest university libraries in Northeast China
Practical information & getting there
Lingxi Library is located on the campus of Dalian University of Technology in Dalian. For visiting hours, access policies, and current exhibitions, contact the university directly or consult its official website.
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