Searching and downloading documents from many Chinese and foreign literature databases requires the right to use the literature database. Generally, colleges and universities will collect some literature database resources more or less, such as HowNet, Wanfang, VIP, Reading Show/Superstar, Wiley, PubMed, SpringerLink, Web of Science, Elsevier(sciencedirect), ProQuest full-text database and so on. Students can use the database resources collected by their own schools to download documents. Files beyond the scope of the school cannot be downloaded.

Off-campus staff can use Baidu Academic and Google Academic Mirror to find documents, but both websites can only download some documents, and their biggest function is to retrieve documents. You can also use the document party downloader and the document library resource integration platform to download documents directly from the document source database, including documents that Baidu Academic and Google Academic cannot download. If the school resources are not enough, you can also try this.

For example, downloading dissertations at ProQuest.

In the literature downloader resource library, double-click "ProQuest" to enter the database and find the downloaded literature.

Enter ProQuest dissertation full-text database:

To retrieve the required literature, click PDF to download the full text.

A foreign dissertation was downloaded off campus with the document downloading equipment, 140 pages.