China Links Organizes web resources into: Learning Chinese, Language, History, Philosophy, Literature, Music, Art, Movies, Travel/Regions, Computing, Other Fun, CLAP, HyperChina, and SinoLogic Home.

China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) A government-sponsored project, based at Qinghua University, China, aiming at building the national knowledge infrastructure. Its China Journal Net offers a fee-based full-text database covering more than 5,000 journals published in China, starting from 1994 to present. UCLA has subscribed to the Literature/History/Philosophy, Economics/Politics/Law, and Education/Social Science sections of the database. Available via UCLA campus network or the Bruin-Online dialup connection from home. Click here to access, then click on [IP-Address Access] or [Login] to enter the database. Download the CAJViewer (Windows only) when prompted. It also provides free access to the Periodicals Index Database, covering all subjects for the same time period--click on the link for to access. Chinese input software required to search both databases.

China Today Claims to be "the most comprehensive information base on today's China." Covers a wide range of information, from armed forces to sports.

Chinese Character Genealogy: An Etymological Chinese-English Dictionary By Rick Harbaugh. "This unusual dictionary uses traditional etymologies and a unique series of charts based on them to show the close relationships between Chinese characters." Click on each character to see its definition, etymology, and relation to other characters. Etymology-a-Day features a different character every day.

Chinese Classics (CND) Collects full-text works of pre-Qin philosophers, poetry & prose, biography, commentary, novels and other classical literature. Also has a useful Chinese historical chronology.

Chinese Cultural Studies - Images Contains picture files on the Brooklyn College Core 9 Chinese Culture Web site. Divided into: Maps, Archaeology, Art, Divinities, People, Historical Sites, etc.

Chinese Language Related Information Page "The intended audience is anyone who has an interest in Chinese, including speakers and students of Chinese languages, China scholars, Chinese teachers, translators, linguists, East Asiatic librarians, and computer programmers." Its Viewing and Listening to Chinese on the WWW page lists many useful sites on the topic.

Chinese Linguistics Page Contains full-text English as well as Chinese articles on Chinese language and linguistics.

Internet Guide for China Studies (Heidelberg University) Part of the World-Wide Web Virtual Library Project and the Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library hosted at the Australian National University. Divides resources into the following categories: News media, Politics, Business & economy, Society, Philosophy & religion, History, Literature, Culture, Language, Bibliographies, Academic institutions, Libraries, E-Journals, Booksellers & publishers, Other guides, Other WWW virtual libraries, Mailing lists, and Search engines.