前言图书馆作为文学或电影的背景是具有符号性的。它经常被描绘成昏暗、幽静的神秘之地。在这里,主人公探索问题,追寻智慧。观众解码并认可把图书馆作为他们可以想象到的地方的建构性表征。图书馆虚构的表征常常给人以浓烈的氛围感——强烈的地域感,同时,它与观众对当下真实图书馆的亲身体验又截然不同,如何做到这一点,令人颇感兴趣。演变图书馆作为一种机构,自古有之。追溯到数千年前,从埃及、希腊、波斯以及罗马的 Foreword Library as a literary or movie background is symbolic. It is often portrayed as a dim, secluded mystery. Here, the hero explores the problem and pursues wisdom. Audiences decode and recognize the constructive representations of libraries as places they can imagine. The fictional characterization of the library often gives a strong sense of ambiance - a strong sense of geography. At the same time, it is quite different from the audience’s own experience of the real library of the moment. How to do this is quite interesting. Evolving libraries as an institution has existed since ancient times. Dating thousands of years ago from Egypt, Greece, Persia and Rome