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??


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.

[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

92 volumes shouldn't take long, Luis.

[sparhawk]

Originally Posted by bruce_g

92 volumes shouldn't take long, Luis.

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

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.