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Bibliographies of Bibliographies
Bibliographies of Bibliographies
Tsien, Tsuen-hsuin, and James K. M. Cheng. China : an annotated bibliography of bibliographies. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1978.
Contains 2500 listings in both Asian and Western languages. Includes periodicals, indexes, catalogs, and dissertations. Organized by subject and type of publication. Author, title, and subject indexes. Zurndorfer calls this reference work the most comprehensive of its kind (61).
Yunesuko Higashi Ajia Bunka Kenky?Senta (UNESCO East Asian Culture Research Center] (Tokyo Japan), and Kimpei Goto. Bibliography of Bibliographies of East Asian Studies in Japan. Tokyo, 1964.
This volume provides lists of bibliographies published in Japan on East Asian studies. Divided by category, it also has an index (in characters and kana only). The actual entries are in Japanese and English.
Yang, Teresa Shu-yi Chin, Thomas C. T. Kuo, and Frank Joseph Shulman. East Asian resources in American libraries. New York: Paragon Book Gallery, 1977.
Contains information on the collections at various universities.
Harvard-Yenching Library. Catalogues of the Harvard-Yenching Library. Chinese catalogue. New York: Garland Pub., 1986.
University of California Berkeley. East Asiatic Library. Author-title catalog. Boston: G.K. Hall, 1968.
The Berkeley library also has a subject catalog.
Hoover Institution on War Revolution and Peace. The library catalogs of the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, Stanford University: catalog of the Chinese collection. Boston,: G. K. Hall, 1969.
University of Chicago. Far Eastern Library. Classified catalog and subject index of the Chinese and Japanese collections. Boston, Mass.: G.K. Hall, 1981.
Indiana University. Libraries. Chinese serials holdings of the East Asian Collection = Yin-di-an-na daxue tushuguan dongyabu, zhongwen qikan mulu. Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana University Libraries, 1986.
List of holdings also available on the on-line catalog.
Please see the on-line catalog page of this website.
Skinner, G. William, Winston Hsieh, Shigeaki Tomita, and Joint Committee on Contemporary China. Subcommittee on Chinese Society. Modern Chinese society; an analytical bibliography. Stanford, Calif.,: Stanford University Press, 1973.
Extensive compilation of books and articles on China, with a focus on economic and social history. Separate volumes for English, Chinese, and Japanese language sources. Detailed subject index; capability to cross-reference listings by geographic region. Holdings of major libraries are also indicated. Now much dated, but indispensable for earlier material.
Têng, Ssu-yü, and Knight Biggerstaff. An annotated bibliography of selected Chinese reference works. 3d ed, Harvard-Yenching Institute studies 2. Cambridge, Mass.,: Harvard University Press, 1971.
This volume provides annotations for eight categories of reference works: bibliographies, encyclopedias, dictionaries, geographical works, biographical works, tables, yearbooks, and indexes. The index section is organized along the categories of the Siku quanshu: classics, histories, philosophy, and belles-lettres. Still valuable as an introduction to the key references on Qing and earlier Chinese history.
Bibliography of Asian Studies. Association for Asian Studies, Ann Arbor, MI.
http://www.aasianst.org/catalog/bib.htm. The online version of the Bibliography of Asian studies contains more than 410,000 records on all subjects pertaining to East, Southeast, and South Asia published worldwide from 1971 to the present. Through the 1991 volume of the printed version (published in 1997, covering titles published in 1991), the annual volumes of the BAS included citations to Western-language periodical articles, individually authored monographs, chapters in edited volumes, conference proceedings, anthologies, festschriften, etc. Since 1992, newly published individual monographs are no longer being added to the database. The 1992 annual volume will not be published in print form. This service is available only through institutional subscription. People associated with the University of California can access it through their UC Internet accounts. Others should check with their institutions.
Association for Asian Studies. Cumulative Bibliography of Asian Studies, 1941-1965, Subject Bibliography, 4 vols. G.K. Hall, 1970-71; Cumulative Bibliography of Asian Studies, 1965-1970, Subject Bibliography, 3 vols. G.K. Hall, 1972; Cumulative Bibliography of Asian Studies, 1965-1970, Author Bibliography, 3 vols. G.K. Hall, 1973.
These collect the material from the annual Association for Asian Studies Bibliography of Asian Studies for the years prior to the on-line catalogue. Contents and organization as above.
Cordier, Henri. Bibliotheca Sinica. Dictionnaire bibliographique des ouvrages relatifs l’Empire chinois. [2. éd.,rev., corr., et considéablement augm.] ed. Hildesheim Ger. New York: G. Olms, 1971.
Contains 70,000 listings in Western languages dating from the late 16th century to 1924. Written in French. Organization under very broad subject headings, rather unwieldy in this regard. It remains, however, one of the best sources to access very early writings on China. An author index to the volume has been published.
Cordier, Henri, and Columbia University Libraries. East Asiatic Library. Author index to the Bibliotheca sinica of Henri Cordier. New York: Columbia University, 1953.
An author index to the Bibliotheca Sinica.
Yuan, T'ung-li, and Henri Cordier. China in Western literature; a continuation of Cordier's Bibliotheca Sinica. New Haven: Far Eastern Publications, Yale University, 1958.
Contains 18,000 entries dating from 1921-1957. It is organized by subject heading and geographical region, respectively. Author index.
Fairbank, John King, Kwang-ching Liu, and Harvard-Yenching Library. Modern China; a bibliographical guide to Chinese works, 1898-1937, Harvard-Yenching Institute studies ; v. 1. Cambridge,: Harvard University Press, 1961.
Brief but useful annotations, divided by subject and sub-subject. Includes general reference, historical works, government and law, histories by period, foreign affairs, economic data, social movements and education, intellectual history, and newspapers and journals.
Kamachi, Noriko, Chûzô Ichiko, and John King Fairbank. Japanese studies of modern China since 1953 : a bibliographical guide to historical and social science research on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: supplementary volume for 1953-1969, Harvard East Asian monographs; 60. Cambridge, Mass.: East Asian Research Center Harvard University : distributed by Harvard University Press, 1975.
Annotated bibliography of Japanese sources relating to the study of modern China. An "Introduction" surveys the field of Chinese studies in 20th century Japan. Organized by subject. Author, general indexes.
Feuerwerker, Albert, and S. Cheng. Chinese Communist studies of modern Chinese history. Edited by Harvard University, Chinese Economic and Political Studies. Cambridge,: East Asian Research Center Harvard University, 1967.
An interesting bibliography of almost 500 books published on Chinese history in the PRC between 1949 and 1959. Provides an introduction to historiographical issues of the time. Divided by topic, including the May Fourth movement, Qing rebellions, the Opium War, economic topics, intellectual history, reference materials, and many others.
University of London. School of Oriental and African Studies Library, and John Lust. Western books on China published up to 1850 in the Library of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London: a descriptive catalogue. London: Bamboo, 1987.
Zurndorfer writes, "This volume is an invaluable source for following publishing trends on China in Europe from medieval missions to great explorations" (62).
Hucker, Charles O. Chinese history; a bibliographic review. Washington,: Service Center for Teachers of History, 1958.
The annotations may still make this useful for undergraduates with no Chinese language ability, but note the date.
Chesneaux, Jean, and John Lust. Introduction aux etudes d'histoire contemporaine de Chine: 1898-1949. Paris,: Mouton, 1964.
A bibliography in French of secondary sources on the period 1898-1949, divided by subjects. Includes an introduction and short explanations of specific historical issues. Strongest in political topics. Provides detailed information on many of the books it lists, but does not include very many books.
Na, Tsung-hsün. Chinese studies in English: a selected bibliography of books, AICS bibliographical series ; no. 1. Charles Town, W. Va.: American Institute of Chinese Studies, 1991.
Organized under broad subject headings. Contains author and general indexes.
Soong, James Chu-yul, and Library of Congress. Chinese materials on microfilm available from the Library of Congress. Washington,: Center for Chinese Research Materials Association of Research Libraries, 1971.
Gives a brief history of the microfilm materials collected by the U.S. Library of Congress. Lists microfilm collections by type of publication and gives a brief summary of contents.
Yang, Lien-sheng. Sinological studies and reviews. T'ai-pei shih: Shih-Huo Publisher Co., 1982.
Syllabus of Chinese sources for a wide range of topics.
Kao, Kuo-kan, and Jen-yung Wu. China press and publishing directory, 1985 = Zhongguo baokan he chuban minglu 中國報刊和出版名錄. Beijing. Detroit, MI: Jointly published by Modern Press and Longman Group. Exclusively distributed in the USA, its possessions and Canada by Gale Research, 1985.
Most citations in English with some Chinese.
Gentzler, J. Mason, and Columbia University. Committee on Oriental Studies. A syllabus of Chinese civilization. 2d ed, Companions to Asian studies. New York,: Columbia University Press, 1972.
"Elementary but useful" for those with a little background. (Wilkinson, 2)
Association for Asian Studies. Bibliography of Asian Studies.
Published annually under this title since 1956, and under other titles from 1936. The 1992 volume (published in 1998) is to be the last, and the series will be superceded by the on-line version (above). A comprehensive listing of books and articles on Asia in Western languages, arranged by broad subject categories.
Revue bibliographique de sinologie. Paris: Mouton, 1955-.
Annual publication. Written in French and English. Lists and reviews recent publications relating to Chinese studies. Organized by subject. Author, general indexes. Zurndorfer warns that this publication is "highly selective" in its listings (63).
Bibliography of Chinese Studies. Berlin: Ostasien-Verlag, 1983-.
Annual publication. Lists Chinese, English, and German articles relating to Chinese studies. Subject, author indexes.
Lust, John, Henri Cordier, and Tung-li Yuan. Index Sinicus: a catalogue of articles relating to China in periodicals and other collective publications, 1920-1955. Cambridge, Eng.,: W. Heffer, 1964.
The periodical extension of Cordier's Bibliotheca Sinica, contains articles written in Western languages relating to China dating from 1922 - 1955. (Zurndorfer, 61 - 62)
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, and Julia Tung. Bibliography of Chinese Government serials, 1880-1949 : material in Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace. Stanford, Calif.: East Asian Collection, Hoover Institution. Stanford University, 1979.
Lists 527 titles of government serials indexed according to subject, Chinese title, and publisher; alphabetical listings by romanized titles.
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, East Asian Collection and Julia Tung. Bibliography of Chinese academic serials, pre-1949: material in Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace = Zhongguo daxue yu zhuanke qikan mulu 中國大學與專科期刊目錄. Stanford, Calif.: East Asian Collection, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1982.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Libraries, and Bernadette P. N. Shih. International union list of Communist Chinese serials: scientific, technical, and medical, with selected social science titles. Cambridge,: n.p., 1963.
Soong, James Chu-yul. The Red flag (Hung ch'i), 1958-1968; a research guide. Washington,: Center for Chinese Research Materials Association of Research Libraries, 1969.
Red Flag was the main theoretical journal of the CCP during the Maoist era. This guide lists articles by topic, and translations. It indexes authors, people named, and reproduces tables of contents as well as Red Flag's own annual subject index.
Gordon, Leonard H. D., and Frank Joseph Shulman. Doctoral dissertations on China; a bibliography of studies in Western languages, 1945-1970. Seattle,: Published for the Association for Asian Studies by the University of Washington Press, 1972.
Organized by subject. Author, institution, and subject indexes.
Shulman, Frank Joseph, and Leonard H. D. Gordon. Doctoral dissertations on China, 1971-1975: a bibliography of studies in Western languages. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1978.
Organized by subject. Author, institution, and subject indexes. Supplement to the 1972 volume.
Stucki, Curtis W. American doctoral dissertations on Asia, 1933 - June 1966; including appendix of master's theses at Cornell University, 1933 - June 1968. Ithaca, N.Y.,: Southeast Asia Program Cornell University, 1968.
Library of Congress. Catalog Division, Alida Miriam Stephens, Katharine Jacobs, Mary Wilson McNair, Margaret Neal Karr, and Charles Allcott Flagg. A list of American doctoral dissertations printed in [1912-1938]. New York,: Kraus Reprint Corp., 1965.
Lists citations, but does not contain abstracts. For latest additions check http://www.loc.gov.
Gibbs, Donald A., Yun-chen Li, and Christopher C. Rand. AA bibliography of studies and translations of modern Chinese literature, 1918-1942.@ (1975).
A selective bibliography, only of works translated into English. Arranged by author, and then type of writing (e.g. essays, poems, plays, etc.).
Yu, Ping-kuen, and Association of Research Libraries, Center for Chinese Research Materials. Research materials on twentieth-century China : an annotated list of CCRM publications. Association of Research Libraries, Center for Chinese Research Materials, Bibliographical series; no. 15. Washington: Center for Chinese Research Materials, Association of Research Libraries, 1975.
CCRM has organized and made available materials that have been acquired by U.S. libraries. Exceptional annotations of newspapers and periodicals.
Chang, Hsu-Hsin, and Leonard H. D. Gordon. Bibliography of Sun Yat-sen in China's Republican Revolution, 1885-1925. Lanham, Md.: University Press of America, 1991.
Beginning on page 262 is a list of period documents, including some interesting government documents and personal correspondences. The entries are listed in Chinese and Wade-Giles romanization with English translations of titles, and (extemely helpful to the researcher) the library or collection ( including private collections) where the documents can be found.
Berton, Peter, Eugene Wen-chin Wu, and Joint Committee on Contemporary China. Contemporary China; a research guide, Hoover Institution bibliographical series 31. Stanford, Calif.,: Hoover Institution on War Revolution and Peace, 1967.
Post 1949 China, post 1945 Taiwan. The chapter on selected documentary materials contains an annotated listing of CCP document collections; subject headings include general works, legal texts, political parties, economy, education, culture, and foreign relations.
Army Library (U.S.). Communist China: a strategic survey; a bibliography. Washington,: For sale by the Superintendent of Documents U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1966.
Contains a list of 800 books and articles on Chinese politics, foreign policy, economy, and society from 1966 to 1970 arranged by subject with annotations.
Ma, Wei-yi. A bibliography of Chinese-language materials on the people's communes, Michigan papers in Chinese studies ; no. 44. Ann Arbor: Center for Chinese Studies University of Michigan, 1982.
Oksenberg, Michel, Gail Henderson, and University of Michigan. Center for Chinese Studies. Research guide to People's daily editorials, 1949-1975. Ann Arbor: Center for Chinese Studies University of Michigan, 1982.
Orleans, Leo A., John E. Fogarty International Center for Advanced Study in the Health Sciences. Geographic Health Studies, and Library of Congress. A bibliography of Chinese sources on medicine and public health in the People's Republic of China: 1960-1970. Bethesda, Md.: U.S. Dept. of Health Education and Welfare National Institutes of Health; for sale by the Supt. of Docs. U.S. Govt. Print. Off. Washington, 1973.
Cheng, Lucie, Charlotte Furth, and Hon-ming Yip. Women in China: bibliography of available English language materials. Berkeley, Calif.: Institute of East Asian Studies University of California Center for Chinese Studies, 1984.
Contains 4,100 entries dating to 1981. Organized under detailed subject headings. Author, "Chinese women as subjects" indexes.
Wei, Karen T. Women in China : a selected and annotated bibliography, Bibliographies and indexes in women's studies no. 1. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1984.
Organized by subject. Predominately English sources. Short summary follows each listing. Author and title indexes.
Teng, Ssu-yü Protest and crime in China : a bibliography of secret associations, popular uprisings, peasant rebellions, Garland reference library of social science; v. 86. New York, N.Y.: Garland Pub., 1981.
A valuable reference for anyone interested in resistance and rebellion in China. Organized alphabetically with an extensive subject index.
Thompson, Laurence G. Chinese Religion in Western Languages: A Comprehensive and Classified Bibliography of Publications in Engkush, French, and German through 1980. Tuscon: University of Arizona Press, 1987.
An extremely complete and useful bibliography of Western literature on all aspects of Chinese religion. Basically divided into sections on Chinese Buddhism and all other Chinese religions—though Christianity and Islam are not included in the latter. Within each section, titles are arranged topically, with subject headings ranging from Art and Symbolism, to Ethics and Practice, State and Religion, Taoist Sects, Divination, Rites and Ceremonies, Magic and Sorcery, and Religion under Communism. The Buddhist section includes extensive sections on Art and Iconography, Caves and Mountains, Schools, Ch'an and Popular Buddhism. The range, accordingly, is from textual to aesthetic to anthropological approaches to Chinese religion. Also includes author index.
Thompson, Laurence G. with Gary Seaman. Chinese Religions: Publications in Western languages, 1981-1990. Los Angeles, Ca.: Ethnographics Press, Center for Visual Anthropology, University of Southern California, 1993.
Updates the 1987 bibliography above, in basically the same format.
Thompson, Laurence G. Studies of Chinese religion: a comprehensive and classified bibliography of publications in English, French, and German through 1970. Encino, Calif.: Dickenson Pub. Co., 1976.
Now superceded by the newer editions above.
Bauer, Wolfgang, and Institut für Asienkunde (Hamburg Germany). Western literature and translation work in Communist China. Frankfurt/Main,: A. Metzner, 1964.
Chan, Ming K., and Hoover Institution on War Revolution and Peace. Historiography of the Chinese labor movement, 1895-1949 : a critical survey and bibliography of selected Chinese source materials at the Hoover Institution, Hoover Press bibliographical series ; 60. Stanford, Calif.: Hoover Institution Press Stanford University, 1981.
This is a beautifully organized book. Included within its summary of Labor history are numerated references to the Hoover collection. You can also find references under publication types by following marginal notations. This volume includes 728 titles which are also listed by author with Chinese characters, Wade-Giles romanization, and English translations of the titles.
CONTENTS:
Zhu, Jinfu, Ni Daoshan, Cao Xichen, Yu Yuchu, and Zhongguo dang’an xuehui dangan wenxian bianzuan xueshu weiyuanhui. Zhongguo dang’an wenxian. 中国档案文献词典. Beijing: Zhongguo renshi chubanshe: Xinhua shudian jingxiao, 1994.
The title here is somewhat misleading. This is not a dictionary to archival documents, but an annotated bibliography of published source materials. It provides a very useful guide to archival and original source materials compiled and published during the period from pre-Qin dynasty to 1990. The 3,985 entries are organized into several periodization: from pre-Qin to Han, Three kingdom to Tang, Song-Yuan, Ming, Qing, ROC and PRC. Each entry provides title, authors, press, date and place, volume and a useful abstract of the archival material included.
Lin, Tiesen. Zhongguo lishi gongju shu zhinan. 中国历史工具书指南. Beijing: Beijing chubanshe: Xinhua shudian Beijing faxing suo jingxiao, 1992.
This guide includes more than 2,500 reference books on Chinese history published in Chinese (including PRC, Taiwan and Hong Kong publications), Russian, Japanese and Western languages. Divided into general history, dynasty history and special research fields, it contains bibliographies, dictionaries, encyclopedia, digests, calenders, maps and other reference information in each part, with annotations to many reference books. It also has a title index. Very useful.
Zhang, Jinlang. Zhongwen cankao yongshu zhinan. 中文參考用書指引. Taibei shi: Wenshi zhe chubanshe, 1979.
A very useful guide to reference books. It includes over 2,800 reference books on Chinese studies published in Taiwan, Japan, the United States, and other areas (except the Chinese Mainland) during the years 1948-1983. Divided into sections on bibliographies, dictionaries, encyclopedia, yearbooks, biographical references, law and statistics, and handbooks, this guide gives critical annotations to nearly 1,000 reference books which the author considers important. It also has title and author indexes. Very useful for non-PRC publications.
Zhongguo shehui kexueyuan. Lishi yanjiusuo. Bashi nian lai shixue shumu, 1900-1980. 八十年来史学书目, 1900-1980. Beijing: Zhongguo shehui kexue chubanshe, 1984.
Listing of titles, authors, and publication data for books on topics in world and Chinese history up to 1919, that were published in China (including some foreign books translated into Chinese) between 1900-1980. Does not include local gazetteers. Includes 12,400 entries arranged by subject.
Zhongguo shehui kexueyuan. Lishi yanjiusuo. Jingji shizu. Zhongguo shehui jingjishi lunzhe mulu. 中国社会经济史论著目录. Jinan: Qilu shushe, 1988.
A listing of 20,000 articles and books in the field of socio-economic history published in PRC, Hong Kong and Taiwan during 1900-1984. Each entry provides information about title, author, source and its date. It is divided into 13 categories: general discussion; agriculture; handcrafts; history of science and technology; commerce and cities; finance, monetary systems and usury; economic exchange; communications and postal service; "sprouts of capitalism;" modern industry; the history of economic thought; and some important theoretical problems of Chinese socioeconomic history.
Beijing tushuguan. Minguo shiqi zongshumu, 1911-1949. 民国时期总目录, 1911-1949. Beijing: Shumu wenxian chubanshe, 1996.
A multi-volume bibliography of books published during the Republican p philosophy, religion, society, politics, law, military affairs, economy, culture and education, language, literature, art, history and geography, physics, medicine, agriculture and industry , and general books. Each volume is organized by subject. It doesn't include thread-bound Chinese books, periodicalsand publication information.
Zhongguo banben tushuguan. Quanguo neibu faxing tushu zongmu, 1949-1986. 全国内部发行图书总目. Beijing: Zhongguo shuju, 1988.
It includes more than 18,000 books published for a limited circulationfrom 1949-1986. Most of them are of the first edition. In each entry, it contains information on title, author, the press, the date and place.
Li, Yongpu. Zhongguoshi zhilei neibu shukan minglu, 1949-1988. 中国史志类内部书刊名录. Zhongguo jinxiandai shi shiliao jieshao yu yanjiu congshu 中国近现代史史料介绍与研究丛书. Jinan: Shandong renmin chubanshe, 1989.
Invaluable bibliography of post-1949 published materials on each locality. Most of these at the county level seem to be compiled by the county party committee and only circulated within local areas. It includes over 5,900 entries. Each entry has title, publisher, circulation and frequency. Organized by province, with title index.
The very beginning also includes a bibliography of national level publications of history and gazetteers.
Hanxue yanjiu zhongxin (Rep. of China). Taiwan diqu hanxue lunzhu xuanmu huibian ben (Minguo 76 nian-80 nian). 台灣地區漢學論著選目匯編本(民國76年–80年) = Selected bibliography of Chinese studies in Taiwan, cumulative 1987-1991. Taibei shi: Hanxue yanjiu zhongxin, 1992.
Includes books, articles, papers in conferences and dissertations related to Chinese studies published in Taiwan. Arranged by topics.
Zhongguo shehui kexue yuan. Lishi yanjiu suo. Zhongguo shixue lunwen suoyin. 中国史学论文索引. Beijing: Zhonghua shuju, 1979.
This is one of the most important bibliographies of articles compiled by Chinese scholars since 1949. It has three sections (bian). The first includes to volumes (juan) with over 30,000 historical articles selected from more than 1,300 journals, periodicals and newspapers published between 1900 and 1937 in China. The second section (also in two volumes) includes over 30,000 historical articles published between 1937-1949. The third section (3 volumes) includes more than 40,000 historical articles published in China (including Hong Kong and Taiwan) between 1949-1976. It is arranged according to a pattern generally accepted within China: begins with Marxist historical theory and method, then in turn general history (historical periodization, dynastic system, cultural legacy, and capitalist sprouts), dynastic history, minority history, peasant uprising history, diplomatic history, evaluation of historical figures and their biographies, archaeology and material culture (vol.1); topical history: economic, political, military, social life and problem, thought, religion, culture and education, language, literature, art, science, historical geography, local history, and historiography (vol.2). Articles published during Cultural Revolution are grouped into a separate part and arranged according to their dates of publication. (vol.3).
Zhang, Haihui, and Yuzhi Wang. Jianguo yilai Zhongguo shixue lunwenji bianmu suoyin. 建国以来中国史学论文集编目索引. Beijing: Zhonghua shuju, 1992.
This book provides a useful guide for us to look for articles included in various essay collections. It includes more than 1,000 collections available in PRC. Some of them are internal or informal publications. It has both author and title index
Fudan daxue (Shanghai, China). Lishixi. Ziliaoshi. Zhongguo gudaishi lunwen ziliao suoyin, 1949.10-1979.9. 中国古代史论文资料索引, 1949.10-1979.9. Shanghai: Shanghai renmin chubanshe, 1985.
More than 30,000 historical articles on ancient history (including Ming and Qing) published between 1949 and 1979. Each entry lists title,author, and publication information.
“Zhongguo dangdai qikan zonglan” bianjizu. Zhongguo dangdai qikan zonglan = Manual of current periodic [i.e. periodicals] of China. Haerbin shi: Heilongjiang renmin chubanshe: Xinhua shudian Beijing faxing suo faxing, 1987.
A listing of current periodicals in the mainland (as of 1987). Aims and explanations of each periodical and how long it has run. Arranged by province.
Guoli zhongyang tushuguan (Rep. of China). Zhonghua minguo zhongwen qikan lianhe mulu. 中華民國中文期刊聯合目錄. Taibei shih: Gai guan, 1982.
Lists periodicals published in Taiwan from before 1982. Includes some photocopies of mainland materials and shows which institute has copies.
Rong, Tianlin, and Hanzhang Cheng, eds. Zhongguo xiandaishi lunwen zhuzuo mulu suoyin, 1949-1981. 中国现代史论文著作目录索引, 1949-1981. Beijing: Beijing daxue chubanshe, 1986.
Includes articles, books, and historical materials on topics in modern Chinese history between 1919-1949. The listings included in this volume were published in the PRC between 1949-1981. These 20,000 entries are arranged by subject according to the standard PRC historical categories.
Cheng, Hanzhang, Meixiu Wang, and Shi He, eds. Zhongguo xiandaishi lunwen zhuquo mulu suoyin, 1982-1987. 中国现代史论文著作目录索引, 1982-1987. Beijing: Beijing daxue chubanshe, 1990.
Continuation to Rong volume above of same title. This edition by the same publishers includes articles, books, and historical materials on topics in modern Chinese history during 1919-1949. This volume includes PRC publications between 1982-1987.
Zhongyang dang'anguan (China). Zhongyang dang'anguan guancang geming lishi ziliao zuozhe bianming suoyin. Beijing: Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe, 1989.
Lists of historical materials on CCP history held by the Central archives of PRC. They include documents, articles, reports. letters and poems covering the period from 1919 to 1949.
Li, Yongpu. Zhongguoshi zhilei neibu shukan minglu, 1949-1988. 中国史志类内部书刊名录. Zhongguo jinxiandai shi shiliao jieshao yu yanjiu congshu 中国近现代史史料介绍与研究丛书. Jinan: Shandong renmin chubanshe, 1989.
Invaluable bibliography of post-1949 published materials on each locality. Most of these at the county level seem to be compiled by the county party committee and only circulated within local areas. It includes over 5,900 entries. Each entry has title, publisher, circulation and frequency. Organized by province, with title index.
The very beginning also includes a bibliography of national level publications of history and gazetteers.
Zhang, Qihou, ed. Zhonggong dixia dang shiqi baokan diaocha yanjiu, 1919-1949 nian. 中共地下黨時期報刊調查研究, 1919-1949年 = Newspapers and periodicals of the Chinese Communist Party, 1919-1949. Zhonggong yanjiu congshu; 1. Taibei shi: Yongye chubanshe, 1991.
A bibliography of CCP newspapers and periodicals (1919-1949), titles arranged by number of strokes. It contains about 600 entries. To some entries , it has a brief information on publisher, date and place, frequency, and contents. It also has name index and title index.
Lin Aifang, and Guoli zhongyang tushuguan (Rep. of China). Zhonghua minguo boshi shuoshi lunwen mulu. 中華民國博士碩士論文目錄, Guoli zhongyang tushuguan mulu congkan; di 3 ji. Taibei shi: Zhonghua congshu bianshen weiyuanhui, 1970.
Lists Ph.D. and M.A. dissertations from Taiwan during the 1960s.
Zhuang, Yingzhang, and Yiyuan Li. Zhongguo jiating zhi yanjiu lunzhu mulu. 中國家庭之研究論著目錄, Hanxue yanjiu zhongxin congkan. Mulu lei; di 6 zhong. Taibei shi: Hanxue yanjiu zhongxin, 1987.
A thin but very useful bibliography of articles and books in Chinese and English on topics related to family in China. Divided by topic. Includes materials on kinship, marriage, child-rearing, overseas Chinese, population policy and many other subjects. Includes historical subjects, but strongest on contemporary China and Taiwan. No comments are included with the listings. Indexed by author.
Zhongguo dang'anju erchu, Nankai daxue lishixi, Zhongguo shehui kexueyuan lishisuo tushuguan, eds. Zhongguo jiapu zonghe mulu. 中国家谱综合目录. Beijing: Zhonghua shuju, 1997.
Lists 14,719 genealogies by surname, arranged by number of strokes. The geographical location of the family is indicated in each entry; and a geographical index is also provided. The edition, editor, size and holding library are indicated for each entry. Taiwan, Japanese and U.S. holdings are included from published bibliographies of genealogies in those places.
Wang, Yuhu. Zhongguo nongxue shulu. 中國農學書錄. Dongjing: Longxi shushe, 1975.
A bibliography of works related to agriculture from ancient times through the Republican era. One index is by title name by number of strokes; another groups the works into basic categories (e.g., irrigation, sericulture, animal husbandry) and then lists by title name in stroke order.
Wang, Shiqing. Taiwan yanjiu zhongwen shumu. 台灣研究中文書目. Edited by Association for Asian Studies and Committee for Taiwan Historical Studies, Source materials series; no. 1. Taibei: Huanqiu shushe, 1976.
A Chinese bibliography for Taiwan local historical studies.
