Not too many details about the actual -- and very brief (only over the weekend ?) - exhibit at Peking University's library (aside: they still call Beijing U 'Peking U' ? better that 'Peiping', I guess, but still ...) but it sounds pretty awesome: they acquired well over 20,000 books from Japan a couple of years ago and gave the public a brief glimpse of them; now, apparently: "access to these rare books will be by appointment only" (though they are planning to "digitalize" -- "Going digital is a solution").
See their press releases, 28,000 ancient books return to China and Rare ancient Chinese books exhibited in Beijing, as well as the report, Relic books on display -- which notes: "The university plans to build a new library to house the ancient books".
See their press releases, 28,000 ancient books return to China and Rare ancient Chinese books exhibited in Beijing, as well as the report, Relic books on display -- which notes: "The university plans to build a new library to house the ancient books".