Asian Studies: China

WWW Virtual Library site. Access to annotated links to dozens of China subjects, including Peoples Republic history, Republican China, Qing Dynasty, etc.

Links to many resources.

Information on all aspects of China.

Full text of Chinese literature works, including 300 Tang poems, Shi Jing, Hong Lou Meng, literature in translation, etc.

Enables simultaneous searching of the holdings of major European universities.

Selected internet resources in a wide range of field.

Online "lifestyle" news magazine in Chinese and English.

The database has thousands of Chinese full-text journals. Most of the articles have English abstracts, but the full-text is only in Chinese.

China's National Bureau of Statistics.

Current news and features in English.

Texts from all historical periods.

Library of Congress Federal Research Division's detailed profile of China.

Resources of China's leading technical university.

Links to information on provinces and cities; guides and directories; language; society and culture; etc.

Maps, paintings, etc.

Integrates historical, sociological, and natural science data in a geographic information system, to facilitate comparative and interdisciplinary uses.

From MIT Libraries.

Wide range of information on Chinese arts, calligraphy, poetry, history, literature, philosophy, etc.

From Brooklyn College, CUNY.

The China Academic Journal database consists of approximately 3000 Chinese journals, most of which are full-text in Chinese. Some of the journals have English titles and abstracts

This is the database of articles from Christian Missions in Asia, mostly in China from 1867-1941. Printed copies of the journals are available from the MSU library.

This resource makes available for the first time rare pamphlets from Cornell University Library’s Charles W. Wason Collection on East Asia spanning three centuries (c1750-1929), . The resource is full-text searchable, allowing for the collection to be comprehensively explored and studied. China: Culture and Society also features some secondary resources, including scholarly essays, an interactive chronology, and editors’ choices from the collection."
The resources are primarily in English.