Look beyond the marketing and commercial links to find some good culture links. Perhaps of greatest value is the link to news about China, updated every fifteen minutes Provided by ocrat.com. Note the link to their wonderful site that turns VOA broadcasts into a Chinese-language learning tool. Provided by historyoftheworld.com. Links are arranged by subheadings. Provided by Nixi Cura and New York University. List of links to art history-related sites, and professional information of interest to graduate students in Chinese art history. Provided by Carlos McEvilly. Pages of links to Chinese language-related sources. Provided by Professor Marjorie K. M. Chan of Ohio State University. Links to Chinese language- and linguistics-related sites. There is also a useful explanation of Chinese codes and how to read Chinese on the Web. Provided by Professor Paul Halsall, formerly of Brooklyn College. Links are arranged by subcategory, including "Women" and "Gays." Halsall is also responsible for the excellent "Internet East Asian History Sourcebook," listed on Chinese Culture Sites. Provided by centurychina.com. This is a comprehensive list of Chinese news sites. You will also find useful links to information on Japanese war crimes in China, and on the return of Hong Kong to the Mainland. There are also a couple of links to information on Tibet from the PRC perspective--you won't find mention here of Tibet's capture in 763 of the glorious Tang dynasty capital Chang'an. Chinese culture sites arranged under an eclectic list of topics, e.g., Calligraphy, Chinatown, Dragon, Embassy/Visa, and mainatined by Jun (or Jim) Shan, Ph.D. Chinese historical chronology with Chinese graphs. Includes advertising by Chinese culture-connected vendors. A good set of links to various book outlets in the United States and abroad, including Asis Rare Books in New York. An eclectic virtual library that includes links from news and sports to literature to China ISPs. GO BACK TO MAIN PAGE: SINOLOGUE |
Links to Chinese Culture Virtual Libraries & Lists |
Look beyond the marketing and commercial links to find some good culture links. Perhaps of greatest value is the link to news about China, updated every fifteen minutes Provided by ocrat.com. Note the link to their wonderful site that turns VOA broadcasts into a Chinese-language learning tool. Provided by historyoftheworld.com. Links are arranged by subheadings. Provided by Nixi Cura and New York University. List of links to art history-related sites, and professional information of interest to graduate students in Chinese art history. Provided by Carlos McEvilly. Pages of links to Chinese language-related sources. Provided by Professor Marjorie K. M. Chan of Ohio State University. Links to Chinese language- and linguistics-related sites. There is also a useful explanation of Chinese codes and how to read Chinese on the Web. Provided by Professor Paul Halsall, formerly of Brooklyn College. Links are arranged by subcategory, including "Women" and "Gays." Halsall is also responsible for the excellent "Internet East Asian History Sourcebook," listed on Chinese Culture Sites. Provided by centurychina.com. This is a comprehensive list of Chinese news sites. You will also find useful links to information on Japanese war crimes in China, and on the return of Hong Kong to the Mainland. There are also a couple of links to information on Tibet from the PRC perspective--you won't find mention here of Tibet's capture in 763 of the glorious Tang dynasty capital Chang'an. Chinese culture sites arranged under an eclectic list of topics, e.g., Calligraphy, Chinatown, Dragon, Embassy/Visa, and mainatined by Jun (or Jim) Shan, Ph.D. Chinese historical chronology with Chinese graphs. Includes advertising by Chinese culture-connected vendors. A good set of links to various book outlets in the United States and abroad, including Asis Rare Books in New York. An eclectic virtual library that includes links from news and sports to literature to China ISPs. GO BACK TO MAIN PAGE: SINOLOGUE |
