Village gazetteers record statistical data on individual villages, covering the years from 1949 to the present showing the history and development of Chinese villages. The project currently numbers over 2,700. The dataset containing information on 1,200 villages is available for download in .csv format. An interactive map with basic administrative information on each collected village is also included.

A free and open online digital library that shares electronic scans of books and manuscripts limited to the public domain. Free to download.

It is a database of prices of major grains reported by provinces to the emperor on a monthly basis since the first year of the Qianlong reign (1736) during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).

A free and open online digital library that shares electronic scans of books and manuscripts limited to the public domain. Free to download.

There are two main types of data available on NPM Open Data: images of collection and basic information; artifact research, accounting reports, and other nominal and numerical data datasets written in xml.

Presents more than 2400 Chinese propaganda posters since 1925 with information about their history, background and design

The database contains 42,863 poems by 2,529 poets of the Tang Dynasty in a total of 900 volumes.

It is an online open digital library of pre-modern Chinese texts, including a large number of original classical sources that are in the public domain. There are more than 30,000 titles and over 5 billion words on this site.

The database allows users to search the biographies of people in the history of modern Chinese customs by name, nationality, residence, title, academic experience, honors and awards, time range and other criteria. It also provides the English-Chinese comparison of the titles of modern Chinese customs agencies and a list of new customs and related agencies established.

A data collection and visualization project aimed to make censored Sina Weibo posts of a selected group of Chinese microbloggers publicly accessible.