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L'Istituto Confucio dell'Università degli Studi di Milano fa parte di una rete mondiale di oltre 300 centri sparsi in 80 stati (10 in Italia) ideata per promuovere e diffondere la lingua e la cultura cinesi attraverso l'accordo tra prestigiose università cinesi e straniere. L'Istituto nasce dalla collaborazione dell'Università degli Studi di Milano con la Liaoning Shifan Daxue (Liaoning Normal University) e l'Ufficio per la diffusione della lingua cinese nel mondo (Hanban) di Pechino. L'Istituto Confucio dell'Università degli Studi di Milano organizza corsi di lingua cinese per tutti i livelli e tutte le esigenze, lezioni di preparazione all'esame di lingua cinese (HSK, BCT, YCT), corsi di cucina, di taiji quan e di calligrafia, lezioni-gioco per i bambini, manifestazioni culturali, mostre, rassegne di cinema e conferenze. Il ricco calendario di attività è pensato per avvicinare gli italiani al vasto e variegato mondo cinese.

The Modern Chinese Literature and Culture Resource Center (MCLC) is a vast online resource guide listing English and Chinese language Web-based and printed material dealing with literature, film, art, and media culture in recent Chinese history.

Libreria specializzata per il settore Cina

Chinese Civilization in time and space is an innovative research tool being developed by Academia Sinica, Taiwan which aims to provide scholars with free access to GIS data applications showing maps and timelines of Chinese history over the past 2,000 years to the Qing Dynasty. It integrates geospatial materials, based on historical atlases of china, with other geographical and historical research databases including text from the Scripta Sinica, and the The Bibliography of Chinese Local Gazetteers. Topics covered include: geographical changes in the Yellow River; the development of urban areas; archaeology and archaeological sites in China; a database of information on famous persons in Chinese history; a historical atlas of place names from China and Taiwan. The database may be searched. users should note that much information is offered in Chinese only. Technical and copyright information is provided.

China/Asia On Demand (CAOD)/Asia Document Delivery is an effective knowledge gateway to research materials from China in particular and Asia in general. It provides a powerful Web-based research, access and electronic information solution with unique searching and discovery capabilities. Documents can be retrieved in their original format including graphs and illustrations in a pay per-view manner or with a flat fee subscription. A wide range of journals (9,638 titles) (as of January 2011) can be accessed online. Millions of theses and dissertations, patents and conference proceeding papers could be requested with just a click away.