(Chinese Translation Services)
Additions or changes (most recent first):
- Fixed broken links and added more than a dozen new links to the Chinese Language Study Courses page.
- Fixed broken links on the Viewing and Listening to Chinese on the WWW page.
- Updated link to John Kieschnick's list of Chinese Bookstores on the Resources for East Asiatic Librarianship page
- The Chinese Language Study Courses page now contains a link to Professor William Baxter's How Hard is Chinese? page.
- Added link to the Chinese Major page of Professor Scott McGinnis at University of Maryland, College Park, on the Chinese Language Study Courses page.
- Removed time-dependant link to UMBC Chinese site
- Updated lots of links on the Chinese Language Radio Broadcasts page
- The link to the Harvard Chinese Language Program has been updated on the Chinese Language Study Courses page.
- A link has been added to the Scholarly and Linguistic Resources on Chinese page pointing to Wenze Hu and Hongyin Tao's Chinese Linguistics Page.
- The link to KaiXue educational software for Windows has been updated on the Chinese Language Educational Software page.
- A link to Trinity University now appears on the Chinese Language Study Courses page.
- A link to People's Daily now appears on the Sources of Chinese-Language Text Files page.
- A link to SinaNet now appears on the Sources of Chinese-Language Text Files page.
- A link to LOOK4U, The Global Chinese People Finder now appears on the Viewing and Listening to Chinese on the WWW page.
- The Chinese Language Study Courses page now has a link to the Ohio State University Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures.
- We've updated information on the Scholarly and Linguistic Resources on Chinese page to reflect changes with the 13th edition of the Ethnologue produced by the Summer Institute of Linguistics.
- Richard Harbaugh's site featuring An Etymological Chinese-English Dictionary (Zhongwen Zipu) is now linked on the Scholarly and Linguistic Resources on Chinese page.
- Removed Zameo links.
- The Chinese Language Educational Software page is being renamed the Chinese Language Educational Resources page to better reflect breadth of content becoming available. The page continues to focus on free materials and services that are electronically available via the Internet.
- The National Taiwan Normal University, in Taipei, Taiwan, has been added to the Chinese Language Study Courses page.
- Changed the Resources for East Asiatic Librarianship page to reflect a new URL for Darrell Dorrington's list of online Chinese libraries
- Updated the links for Dr. Ming Pei's sites on the Sources of Chinese Text Files page.
- Links to Senopy and Panopy
Chinese Language Information Page