上海图书馆：网络上关于本馆拍卖翁氏藏书并牟利的说法纯属谣言

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai Library and Shanghai Ancient Books Protection Center issued a statement denying rumors about auctioning the Weng collection for profit, asserting that the collection has never been disposed of since its acquisition in 2000 [1][2]. Group 1: Collection Management - The Weng collection, acquired in April 2000, consists of 80 titles and 542 volumes, including rare editions from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, with notable works being unique copies [4]. - The collection has been preserved in the library's ancient books repository and is utilized for public service through exhibitions, lectures, and publications [1]. Group 2: Legal Actions - The library has warned individuals spreading false information to cease their actions and will pursue legal accountability for any infringement [1]. Group 3: Historical Context - The Weng collection is linked to Weng Tonghe, a prominent figure in late Qing politics, and has historical significance as one of the "Nine Great Collections" of the late Qing period [6]. - The collection was brought back to Shanghai after being in the U.S. for over half a century, with the Shanghai government investing $4.5 million for its return [6].