Below please find resources for students, faculty, and those interested in Chinese history and culture.

General Resources

• Gateway Service Center for Chinese Academic Journal Articles(University of Pittsburgh) [order, free of charge, copies of journal articles from Chinese language academic journals]
• Internet Guide for Chinese Studies (Sinological Institute, Leiden University, Netherlands)
• European Center for Digital Resources in Chinese Studies (Institute of Chinese Studies, University of Heidelberg)
• Virtual China (an exploration of virtual experiences and environments in and about China)

Resources for 20th-21st Century Politics and Society

• ChinaVitae (China Vitae provides biographical information for more than 2500 current Chinese political, military, economic, business and academic leaders. The extensively cross-referenced biographical database is designed to be an indispensable research tool for those who closely follow activities in China)
• China Digital Times (a collaborative news website covering China's social and political transition and its emerging role in the world)
• The China Beat: Blogging How the East Is Read
• China in the Red (PBS documentary aired first in Feb., 2003; one can view the entire documentary online, and the site has extensive related materials, including a chronology of post-Mao history, discussions of Chinese rock scene, and a roundtable discussion on the future of democracy in China, as well as a teachers’ guide)
• Danwei: Chinese Media, Advertising, and Urban Life
• Gate of Heavenly Peace (website related to the Longbow documentary "The Gate of Heavenly Peace," with extensive essays and information on contemporary Chinese culture)
• Internet East Asian History Sourcebook (Fordham University; has two sections on modern China)
• Modern Chinese Literature and Culture Resource Center (Kirk Denton, Ohio State University)
• Modern Chinese History: A Basic Bibliography
• Morning Sun: A Film and Website about Cultural Revolution (Longbow Group)
• Red Color News Soldier (site based on the book of photographs by Li Zhensheng, who held onto politically dangerous photos from the Cultural Revolution)
• Virtual Museum of the Cultural Revolution
• Tales of Old Shanghai (an excellent site with maps, postcards, texts, etc. dealing with late Qing and Republican era Shanghai)

China and the Pacific Region

• A Joint Study of the Sino-Japanese War (Harvard University Fairbanks Center for East Asian Research)
• Japan Focus (an Asian Pacific journal, contains articles on China)

Resources for Pre-Modern Culture and Literature

• China--Poetry International Web (edited by Simon Patton) [this is the China section of the Poetry International website]
• Frog in a Well (collaborative weblogs dedicated to East Asian history)
• Visual Sourcebook of Chinese Civilization (Patricia Ebrey, University of Washington)
• Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
• A Pure and Remote View (the website of James Cahill, containing digital lectures and archived papers on Chinese art history and visual culture)
• Hunan statuette collection of Patrice Fava (in French)
• Revenge of Han Xin (a website with images from the documentary on Hunan Daoist ritual by Patrice Fava, also available for purchase)
• Chinese Ancient Text Database (CHANT) (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
• Classical Historiography for Chinese History (Benjamin Elman' extensive compilation of resources and bibliographies)
• Warring States Project
• Institute of History and Philology (Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan)
• Scripta Sinica (Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan)

Below please find links to podcasts, videos, and student projects.

Student Projects

Podcasts

• Laura Garrison (B.A. Linguistics, 2012) discusses her study abroad program in Shanghai.
• Kelly Schumm (B.A. Finance, 2012) discusses her study abroad experience in China
• James Knoer, Meredith King & Geoffrey Banta talk about their experience in Shanghai in 2012.
• Clint Parker discusses translating Chinese and learning about Sarikoli, a language of Western China.
• Dr. Wells discusses the Chinese program and study abroad
• Wei Jiang discusses her efforts to develop online Chinese material for Kentucky K-12 schools.