The Hong Kong Central Library, a 12-story building in Causeway Bay, officially opened on May 16, 2001. The project, which cost HK$690 million, faced years of controversy and several months of delays before its inauguration. The library houses 1.2 million items and features a digital information retrieval system, a toy library, a map library, and over 2,000 seats. AI
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