Chinese
Chinese early histories, god-lore and demon-quelling, Buddhist and popular devotion, salvationist scripture, folklore, and body-cultivation writing, with source-facing translations, in the Good Works Library.
Texts
Chinese Buddhist narrative, devotional, ritual, and popular-performance texts, including the precious-scroll tradition.
The earliest Chinese historical writing — the Book of Documents, the Zuo Commentary on the Spring and Autumn Annals, the Discourses of the States, the Lost Book of Zhou, the Bamboo Annals, the Travels of King Mu, the Strategies of the Warring States, and Sima Qian's Records — in Good Works Translations with their complete classical Chinese source texts.
Chinese folklore studies and collections preserved with compiler, colonial, source-community, and illustration boundaries made explicit.
The Ming compendium of the Chinese pantheon and the comic novel of Zhong Kui's war on the ghosts of human vice — the gods in their own legends, and the queller at his work — in Good Works Translations with their complete Chinese source texts.
Chinese classics of strategy, martial practice, and the cultivated body.
Historical studies of Chinese religious history, ritual, institutions, and traditions, read alongside Chinese sources and living communities.