Chinese Studies: Eresources 电子资源

This bibliography aims to facilitate research on Nanyang University by collecting, organizing and pointing readers to written records on the University during that time. It covers materials which date back to the early 1950s before the university was built, up to 2015.

This site collects resources for digital analysis of the Daoist and Buddhist canons and the History of Chinese Medicine. It includes full databases, vocabulary lists, metadata, and links to new tools for Digital Sinology.

This bibliography, which consists of early textbooks in Chinese used in Southeast Asia, is searchable by title, author, or subject.

The Chinese Railroad Workers in North America Project seeks to give a voice to the Chinese migrants whose labor on the Transcontinental Railroad helped to shape the physical and social landscape of the American West. The Project coordinates research in North America and Asia in order to publish new findings in print and digital formats, support new and scholarly informed school curriculum, and participate in conferences and public events.

IDP is a ground-breaking international collaboration to make information and images of all manuscripts, paintings, textiles and artefacts from Dunhuang and archaeological sites of the Eastern Silk Road freely available on the Internet and to encourage their use through educational and research programmes.

This project transforms textual formats into a scholarly, enhanced database for new forms of digital historical analysis. A set of digital tools has been developed to help historians to quickly extract data from the digitized text, to store and share the produced data with peers as a new form of academic collaboration, and to apply analysis tools (including GIS maps) on the produced data in order to observe patterns on larger scales.

The CHC works to promote awareness and understanding of Chinese history, culture, and tradition among people in Singapore and the world.

The establishment of Singapore Centre for Chinese Language (SCCL) was announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on 6 September 2008. The objective of SCCL is to enhance the effectiveness of teaching Chinese as a second language in a bilingual environment and to meet the learning needs of students from non-Mandarin speaking homes.
新加坡华文教研中心由总理李显龙先生于2008年9月6日宣布成立。宗旨是加强双语环境下华文作为第二语言的教学成效，并满足以非华语为主要家庭用语的学生学习华文的需要。

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) aims to nurture and promote Singapore Chinese culture, and to foster mutual understanding among all ethnic communities of our multicultural heritage.

Hanban/Confucius Institute Headquarters is a public institution affiliated with China's Ministry of Education. It provides Chinese language and cultural teaching resources and services worldwide to meet the needs of Chinese learners worldwide. 国家汉办是中国教育部直属事业单位，致力于为世界各国提供汉语言文化的教学资源和服务，最大限度地满足海外汉语学习者的需求，为携手发展多元文化，共同建设和谐世界做贡献。

Confucius Institute, Nanyang Technological University (CI-NTU) is the first Chinese language and culture centre in Singapore co-sponsored by the Chinese central government.

南洋理工大学为了赓续南洋大学的创校精神，也为了推动中文与中华文化的学习和研究，于1994年4月设立了中华语言文化中心。
中华语言文化中心主要研究方向：中华传统与文化; 华族语言与方言; 华文文学; 华人移民与网络：本土与全球问题; 东南亚华人教育

The Language Council Secretariat's mission is to ensure that Singapore's National Languages and culture continues to be one of the key uniting elements in our multi-language, multi-racial and multi-religious society.

The Speak Mandarin Campaign is a year-round campaign, focused on creating awareness through publicity and engaging the community. Each year, the campaign has a different theme and approach to reach out to Singaporeans. The Speak Mandarin Campaign (SMC) was launched by then Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew in 1979. The task was to transform a deeply entrenched social-linguistic habit of Chinese Singaporeans who were long used to the speaking of dialects.

Our Library subscribes to 4 main components: China Academic Journals Full-text Database, China Doctor Dissertation Full-text Database, China Masters Dissertation Full-text Database and China Proceedings of Conferences Full-text Database.
我们图书馆订购了其中3个数据库:
-- 中国期刊全文数据库
--中国博硕士学位论文全文数据库
--中国重要会议论文全文数据库

Chinese-language database with full-text of multi-disciplinary online journals. Subscription covers four series: (1) Philosophy/Politics/Law, (2) Social Sciences, (3) Economics/Finance and (4) Health/Medicine.
万方数据的《数字化期刊全文数据库》包括来自1997年以来自然科学类统计源期刊和社会科学类核心源期刊的全文文献。目前我馆订购了以下4个专辑:
--哲学政法:
--社会科学
--经济财政
--医药卫生

Covers 304 journals published during the late Qing dynasty, from 1833-1911. 这个数据库收录了从1833年至1911年间中国出版的304种期刊.

Contains journals published before1949, covering a wide range of subjects such as Philosophy, Literature, History, Geography, Politics, Economy, Law, Arts, Language & Characters, Education & Sports, Natural Sciences, Health & Medicine, Agriculture, Environmental Science, Multidisciplinary, etc.
该库收藏1949年前出版期刊 7,000多种，14万多期，涵盖哲学、文史、地理、政治、经济、法学、艺术、语言文字、文教体育、自然科学、医药卫生、农业科学、环境科学、综合学科等多个科目，是研究近代中国的重要参考资料。

Journal of Chinese Overseas (JCO) is an internationally refereed journal published in English twice a year in May and November. It carries academic articles on Chinese overseas worldwide. Topics on places in mainland China , Hong Kong , Macau and Taiwan where the emigrant communities originate, and articles on people of non-Han origins in diaspora who can trace their ancestry to China will also be considered. In addition to well-researched articles, the journal also publishes research reports and book reviews.

The Singapore Biographical Database is a collaborative project by NUS, NLB and the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations. It presents an interface that allows users to search individual prominent Singapore Chinese personalities and displays a social network of interpersonal connections and affiliations between them. 新加坡历代人物传记数据库是新加坡国立大学、新加坡国家图书馆和新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会的合作项目。它提供网页界面便于用户搜索新加坡华人先贤的相关资料及社交网络。此外，本网站还提供数据外链，将本数据库与新加坡国家图书馆、新加坡国家档案馆和新加坡国立大学中文系图像档案库的资料联系起来。

An open access ebook platform for Malaysia Chinese Literature and other materials. 除了马华文学创作之外，也将收录文学评论与文学研究的著作，包括期刊杂志、研讨会、硕士与博士论文等。

Publication by Singapore Association of Writers

新加坡作家协会正式成立于1970年8月1日。新加坡作家协会宗旨如下：
（一）促进文学创作及文学理论研究，以提高国家的文学水准；（二）联络共和国的作家，以联合促进本国文学的发展；（三）联络其他国家的作家，以了解各国的文学活动；（四）保障会员的权益及照顾他们的福利。

The vision of Singapore Literature Society is to introduce, promote and support the development of Singapore Chinese Literature in Singapore, ASEAN and internationally through age and culturally appropriate events, research and publications that motivate and inspire creativity in Chinese Literature.

Open access titles from Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley (IEAS) such as China Research Monographs, Japan Research Monographs and Korea Research Monographs.

Contains Buddhist bibliographies with a database of 59,648 full text Buddhist articles
in 45 languages and 15 different types of data.

The Chinese Rare Book Digital Collection draws from the titles of Chinese rare books housed at the Asian Division of the Library of Congress.This digital collection brings together printed books, manuscripts, Buddhist sutras, works with hand-painted pictures, local gazetteers, and ancient maps. These materials encompass a wide array of disciplines and subjects in classics, history, geography, philosophy, and literature. The majority are editions from the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and early Qing dynasty (1644-1795), while nearly 30 titles are Song dynasty (960-1279) and Yuan dynasty (1279-1368) editions.

An open access platform for e-books from libraries in Taiwan published between 1911-1949. Titles include government publications, and scholarly materials. 台湾图书馆电子图书的开放式访问平台。 书籍是1911年至1949年的出版品，内容包括政府出版物和学术资料。

The Chinese Text Project is an online open-access digital library that makes pre-modern Chinese texts available to readers and researchers all around the world. The site attempts to make use of the digital medium to explore new ways of interacting with these texts that are not possible in print. With over thirty thousand titles and more than five billion characters, the Chinese Text Project is also the largest database of pre-modern Chinese texts in existence.

Founded in 2000, this online encyclopaedia provides information on a wide range of topics in Chinese history, literature, art, religions, and philosophy.

This research institutes conducts linguistic as well as interdisciplinary research focusing on languages of Taiwan and genetically and areally-related languages. Take a look at this site if you are interested in linguistic structure analyses, language archiving, text, speech and physiology corpora as well as linguistic computation and simulation.

This research centre comes under the Ministry of Education in China. It focuses on applied linguistics research examining the practical and theoretical considerations in linguistics studies. Areas of interest include general linguistics, language teaching, sociolinguistics, phonology and computational linguistics.

An academic linguistic association based in Hong Kong, it contains news and resources on the teachings and developments of linguistic studies in Hong Kong. Their studies on the Cantonese language is especially interesting.

This Institute of Linguistics in China was led by several renowned scholars, including Luo Changpei (罗常培) and Lu Shuxiang (吕叔湘). The research centre examines a wide range of issues about linguistics, and is also very active in publishing their research results, producing several highly acclaimed titles over the years.

This is the official website for the governmental department responsible for deciding and implementing the policies and directions for the Chinese language and other dialects in China. This website also includes the standardisation and regulations of using the language and dialects. You can find historical information and the latest developments or changes in the Chinese language and dialects here.

China Pragmatics Association, originally known as 国语用学研究会, is an association formed by Chinese linguistic researchers and scholars from all over the world. Find updates on conferences, publications and scholars on this website.

The Institute of History and Philology in Taiwan is known for their research output and quality publications. It has rich collections of artefacts and resources in their museum and library.

This is a bibliography list of language related websites in Japanese maintained by Gotoo Hitosi, Professor of the Department of Linguistics at the Graduate School of Arts and Letters, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan.

This website is maintained by David K. Jordan, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, UCSD. Professor Jordan had written background essays on the pronunciation, simplification, romanization, and an extensive overview of the Chinese language.

This is a website that contains information on both the print and online resources that are related to the romanization of the Mandarin Chinese.