Abstract: In the context of big data, how can Internet resource aggregation be leveraged to enable effective knowledge discovery? This review examines Professor Xia Lixin’s book Research on Multi-dimensional Aggregation of Internet Resource and Knowledge Discovery around this central question. Grounded in cutting-edge research and disciplinary concerns, this review distils the core content and research characteristics of the book from dimensions including disciplinary perspective, theoretical foundation, structural design, research methodology and conclusions. Through critical reading and comparative analysis, this review argues that the book precisely focuses on the cutting-edge trends and practical demands of information resource management in the evolution of the Internet ecosystem. Its academic concerns align closely with the core issues in China's library and information science field. The research findings demonstrate significant theoretical value and practical significance, providing a systematic framework to address phenomena such as ‘information overflow’ and ‘information disorientation’, while offering theoretical support and practical references for future related research in the field of information resource management.

Key words: Internet resource, Multi-dimensional aggregation, Knowledge discovery, Book review