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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 Tools provides its users with a range of learning resources for Mandarin Chinese, from online simple language lessons, to news in Chinese and annotations of Chinese songs. From the main page, users will find links to: online Chinese dictionaries; a series of free Mandarin Chinese lessons; a Chinese phrasebook divided into everyday conversational topics; world news stories translated into Chinese; and tools converting traditional characters to simplified ones, and vice versa. The website also includes light-hearted textual information on the formation and origins of Chinese characters, and reproduces Chinese poetry and proverbs as learning tools.

The contemporary poetry section of the University of Heidelberg's Digital Archive for Chinese Studies is contributed by its University of Leiden division, and explores the developments and debates in the art form in print and, increasingly, online. An introduction to the project by poetry expert Dr Michael Day explains the precarious presence of Chinese poets on the web, and from this main page authors can access a number of more specialised topics. The foremost of these is an e-book by Dr Day on avant-garde poetry in Sichuan province from 1982 to 1992

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This is the website of Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, a cultural studies journal that covers media, literature, and visual and material cultures from Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. The website offers users a text-based introduction to the aims and policies of the journal, displays a catalogue of back issues, and provides information on contributing to future issues.

The Chinese Text Initiative was set up by The University of Virginia Library in order to make Chinese literature available and easily accessible online. From a series of links on the main page of the website, users can navigate to a series of 'mini-sites' (some more extensive than others), including: 300 Tang poems; Gao Yao Yan; poetry of Yu Xuanji; Shi Jing (Book of Odes); Hong Lou Meng (Dream of the Red Chamber); Lienu Zhuan (Tales of Exemplary Women); and Chinese Literature in Translation

Part of a larger online education resource for Chinese language learners, Classical Chinese Literature features seven classical Chinese texts in complicated characters, equipped with hyperlinks to each character's meaning and etymology. Featured texts include: the Tao Te Ching; The Analects; the Classic of Filial Piety; and The Art of War. Texts are displayed in the left half of the screen, whilst an online 'dictionary' appears in the other half that displays information on the structure, meaning and etymology of selected characters.