In our free library, we have compiled some great free resources, about Chinese Literature, for your research. Clicking on any book cover will take you to “archive.org” where you can read or download that book (opens in new tab).
Chinese classics vol.1 by James Legge – 1895
CHINESE BOOKS AND LIBRARIES by Walter T. Swingle – 1917
Chinese and Arabian Literature – 1990
Beauty – a Chinese drama by J. Macgowan – 1911
A lady’s captivity among Chinese pirates in the Chinese seas by Amelia Edwards – 1858
Chinese fairy stories by Norman H. Pitman – 1910
Chinese poems by Charles Budd – 1912
Chinese Novels by John Francis Davis – 1822
Chinese moral maxims by John Francis Davis -1920
Chinese merry tales by Y. T Woo – 1909
Chinese Literature – 1947
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Chinese folk-lore tales by J. Macgowan – 1910
More Translations From The Chinese by Arthur Waley – 1919
Gems of Chinese verse by W. J. B. Fletcher – 1919
Gems of Chinese literature by Giles A. Herbert – 1965
Confucius and the Chinese classics or, Readings in Chinese literature by by A. W Loomis – 1882
Chinese stories by Robert K. Douglas – 1893
The Chinese label by J. Frank Davis – 1920
The Chinese drama by William Stanton – 1899
The Chinese classics – Mencius by James Legge – 1867
Studies In Chinese Literature by John L. Bishop – 1865
Some Chinese ghosts by Lafcadio Hearn – 1906
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