Publication Time: 03/2008

Publisher: Sinolingua Press

A unique feature of this book is the provision of pinyin phonetic transcriptions. This will ensure that the readers have a clear understanding of the tone patterns, so vital to the appreciation of Chinese verse. Every poem is furnished with a commentary, notes on the language, and information about the poet.

Publication Time: 01/1999

Publisher: Sinolingua Press

Here's a super way to learn the most popular Chinese idioms, as well as their origins. Each idiom or phrase is presented in Chinese, Pinyin, and English, with an illustration, and is followed by a story and explanation of how the idiom evolved (in Chinese and English).

Publication Time: 01/1999

Publisher: Sinolingua Press

Learn the most popular Two-Part Allegorical Sayings, such as, "Using telephone poles as chopsticks—putting much material to petty use", and, "A dog catching a mouse – poking one's nose into other people's business".

Publication Time: 01/2006

Publisher: Sinolingua Press

A great book for those who want to sound more like a native speaker of Chinese or for anyone who needs some pearls of wisdom every now and then.

Publication Time: 07/2006

Publisher: China Law Press

Publication Time: 04/2007

Publisher: China Translation & Publishing Corporation

The Song lyrics are considered the most beautiful of ancient Chinese poetry. Three hundred Song lyrics are presented in this bilingual, illustrated book.

Publication Time: 01/2007

Publisher: China Translation & Publishing Corporation

Three hundred poems from the Tang dynasty are presented in this beautifully bound, golden-lettered book.

Publication Time: 03/2004

Publisher: Zhejiang Children's Press

The Tang period (618-907) was the golden age of Chinese poetry and the Three Hundred Tang Poems contains some of the most representative and beautiful examples. Knowledge of it is of the utmost value, not only to students of Chinese literature, but to all who have a general interest in Chinese culture.

Publication Time: 05/2008

Publisher: Zhejiang Children's Press

The Tang period (618-907) was the golden age of Chinese poetry and the Three Hundred Tang Poems contains some of the most representative and beautiful examples. Knowledge of it is of the utmost value, not only to students of Chinese literature, but to all who have a general interest in Chinese culture.

This series of playing cards includes portraits of 324 emperors selected from ancient paintings or photos.