China/Chinese-related information providers

• China Hope Project

• SOS China Education Fund

• People's Daily on the Internet

• Montreal Chinese Computer Users Club's large HZ collection.
• A fine list of Internet Distributed Chinese Magazines by Shunguo Liu.
• If you have audio hardware, you can listen to
  • Chinese music;
  • Cantonese and Mandarine voice from VOA newscasts and its other program segments.
• VOA Chinese news in GB codes.
• Carlos McEvilly maintains a Chinese-language-related information home page.

• Read Chinese without Chinese viewers!
  • CND's Hua Xia Wen Zhai is now fully readable through ordinary graphical viewers, without any Chinese software.
  • A collection of Chinese readings made by Qiang Bai.
  • Magazines and Novels by Yao, Jiangang.
  
  
• Research Institute for the Humanities at CUHK had set up a WWW page of Nanjing Massacre. CND mirrors this page here.

• You may be interested in exploring the CCIC of IFCSS. Please note that cnd.org and ifcss.org have good technical cooperation and we have mirrored each other's ftp directories and as a result you will find some overlap. Please be reminded that CND has no relation with other organizations such as IFCSS, FCSSC or student associations in other countries.

• The Yuen Ren Society for the Promotion of Chinese Dialect Fieldwork is at the University of Washington.
• There is a Web page for Chinese Christian Resource Center.
• Bibliography of works in English on Confucian philosophy available in the net.

• Here is a picture of Chinese actress Gong, Li [From CND, 91K].
• China the Beautiful: arts, calligrapgy, poetry, paintings, and more.

• You might find Internet Hangzhou Folks Club an attractive spot for information and images about Hangzhou and people from Hangzhou.
• Shanghai on the Web by Ye He illustrates this most populated city in China.
• Xi'an, one of the most ancient cities in China.

• Many universities in Taiwan have servers that contain large collections of Chinese documents in Big-5 codes.
• National University of Singapore also has documents in Chinese.
• A map for Hong Kong WWW sites and pages.
• Macau Home Page.

Please note: Unless otherwise stated, resources listed here are not provided by CND's WWW server, and therefore it is not CND's responsibility for any further explanation.