Although it is not as majestic as the huge dome of the Victoria State Library in Melbourne, Sydney's New South Wales Library still makes me want. This library, which is very similar to the New York Museum of Art, is on the edge of the Royal Botanic Gardens, not far from the Circular Quay and the Sydney Opera House. A statue outside the library stands by the legendary captain Flinders, and under the tree next to the statue, the bench is sleeping on the homeless wanderer, the sun hit him In the newspaper on his body, he moved slightly, and seemed to enjoy the light of the autumn morning and the hustle and bustle. One of the great benefits of the Australian library is that it is free and accessible, whether it is an aboriginal, a tourist or a student. The bookshelf is surrounded by a large reading room, which is in the form of a book wall. Through this hall, there is an electronic reading area with a single Apple computer and a children's area with picture books and brushes. There are many people in the library. And everyone is quiet and enjoys this quiet reading time.