The Future Library is an ongoing creative project started by Scottish artist Katie Paterson.

未来图书馆是苏格兰艺术家凯蒂·帕特森发起的一个创意项目，目前正在进行中X6J;&vig4s@R。

In 2014, Paterson began planting trees in Oslo, Norway.

2014年，帕特森开始在挪威奥斯陆植树Q3)u*Y&Bvnkbght4RP~W。

She planned to make this the site of a library for people 100 years in the future.

她计划把这里建成一座图书馆，供100年后的人们使用YIJ|ZNpIkof。

Every year since, Paterson has asked a different acclaimed author to write a manuscript for the library.

从那以后，帕特森每年都会请一位著名作家为图书馆写一篇手稿eJa+vMoS&A)4#。

The manuscripts will be locked in glass boxes until 2114.

手稿将被锁在玻璃盒子里直到2114年VzTxNx|dtW~Sk2;Aob.y。

The goal is to collect a century’s worth of stories and allow readers of the future to experience the changing times.

她的目标是收集一个世纪的故事，让未来的读者体验时代的变化u2t3(%__O%。

Canadian author Margaret Atwood was the first person to provide a manuscript, and 6 other texts have since joined the Future Library.

加拿大作家玛格丽特·阿特伍德是第一个提供手稿的人，此后未来图书馆还收录了6本手稿4D1Q];#lTJ+-L]u)。

By the time that all 100 stories are complete, the trees in Oslo will have grown enough to become paper for an anthology.

当收录整整100个故事时，奥斯陆的树木将足够制作一本文集to9YpC!dmT。