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Lists of UFL > Finding
China at the Urbana Free Library > By Map
See also: Finding
China at the Urbana Free Library - By Timeline
1.
What happens when I click on the map?
First,
when you move your mouse over the name of a city or a province,
or over an image, and stop for a second, you will see a screen
tip, which looks like this .
This
tells you what keyword we are using to search for books, videos,
and musical sound recordings in the online catalog of the Urbana
Free Library.
After
you press the mouse, a new window will open up and show you what
titles the Urbana Free Library has about a certain place or topic
which you have just clicked.
2.
Why are some of the provinces and cities not "clickable?"
This
is because when we compiled this webpage, our library did not own
any titles about those places. Chances are that very little has
been published about them. You can copy those names into the online
library catalog and do a new search to see if that has changed.
You
can also try searching in other libraries of the Lincoln Trail
Libraries System. You may obtain those titles through interlibrary
loan.
3.
Some screen tips say that it is searching "Children's Department
only," like this one-- .
I would like to see materials for adults as well.
Some
searches are restricted to the Children's Department, either because
there are already a good many titles for young people, or when
titles in the Adult Services appear unlikely to meet their needs.
Ultimately
it is you who decide what you want. If you are not satisfied with
the search result, you can play with the drop-down menu or
follow the link to
change locations and search terms.
1.
Taiwan is self governed, but considered by the People's Republic
of China as one of its provinces.
2.
Source of the images:
Official
map of the People's Republic of China - China National Fundamental
Geographic Information System maps
of China (accessed April 26, 2007).
Giant
Panda - Original
photography taken by peiqianlong at
the Panda Research Center in Chengdu, Sichuan. Used courtesy of
the photographer.
Kung
Fu demonstration - Original
photography taken by Ariel Steiner at Daxiangguo Monastery,
Kaifeng, Henan. Used courtesy of the Wikimedia Commons.
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