All the tales you ever wanted to read about China

[sparhawk]

Funny, it appears they have translated most everything into English but one of the books they've left for last is the I Ching... Not that easy to tackle, isn't it?? :D


While the "Library of Chinese Classics" has been unveiled, not all of its components have been translated. Books that are still being worked on include The Book of Changes or I Ching, The Book of Rites and Records of the Grand Historian.
(http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/nst/Thursday/Columns/20070125084315/Article/index_html)

[bradford]

Looks like books, not PDF's. Damn.
http://english.cri.cn/3086/2007/01/13/60@184620.htm
Why don't you scan em all for us, Luis
We'd rilly appreciate it

[bruce_g]

92 volumes shouldn't take long, Luis.

[sparhawk]

92 volumes shouldn't take long, Luis.

LOL! You guys are right. Let's wait for Google to tackle that one. :D

Speaking of Google, do I have a surprise for all of you...!! Just wait until I gather the links to something I found. Stay tuned... :)

L

[bradford]

I suspect this is the same series that this translation comes from

Wang Rongpei, tr. Zhuangzi. Hunan: People’s Publishing House, Foreign Languages
Press, 1999. ISBN 754-382-087-0. 2 Volumes, Inner & Outer Chapters. Bilingual
English-Chinese.

If so we have a lot to look forward to.