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Chinese Text Project 中國哲學書電子化計劃

Chinese Text Project is the world's largest open-access digital library of pre-modern Chinese texts, built for readers and researchers worldwide.

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Editor note

Last checked May 18, 2026
  • Chinese Text Project is not a fortune app, but it is foundational for serious Chinese metaphysics research.
  • Open access to pre-modern Chinese texts matters for users checking classical sources.
  • The site is built for readers and researchers, not casual entertainment.
  • It belongs in the directory as a reference library for people reading original Chinese material.

Best for

Chinese classics, pre-modern Chinese texts, open-access library, philosophy texts, research, source reading

Overview

About Chinese Text Project 中國哲學書電子化計劃

Chinese Text Project is the world's largest open-access digital library of pre-modern Chinese texts. It makes Chinese classics available to readers and researchers around the world.

Main features
  • Open-access library: the texts are available openly online.
  • Pre-modern Chinese: the collection focuses on classical and pre-modern Chinese material.
  • Research use: the site serves readers and researchers.
  • Digital medium: the project uses the web to make texts easier to search and access.
  • Classical reference: it is valuable for checking original sources behind Chinese philosophy and metaphysics.
Product Introduction

Chinese Text Project is included because many Chinese metaphysics discussions eventually return to classical language. Users studying Yi, philosophy, cosmology, or historical source material need reliable access to original texts. This is a reference library rather than a reading or divination product.

FAQ

Is Chinese Text Project a divination app?

No. It is an open-access library of pre-modern Chinese texts.

Who is it for?

Readers and researchers working with classical Chinese texts.

Why include it in a metaphysics directory?

It helps users check classical sources behind Chinese philosophy and metaphysics.

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