The following databases are
available for use by current GW students, staff, and faculty as well as any
patrons in the Gelman Library. If you are using this page from off-campus, you
will be prompted to enter the barcode number from the back of your GWorld ID
card before you can access the database. Please click on the title to access to
the database.
China Academic Journals Full-text Database (More than 8,200 Chinese
journal titles)
China Core Newspapers Full-text Database (Nearly 1000 Chinese newspaper
titles published in mainland China since 2000)
China Data Online 中国数据在线
China Doctor/Master Dissertations Full-text Database
(Dissertations/theses from 300 doctoral training institutions across China since
1999)
China Proceedings of Conference Full-text Database (Proceedings from
academic institutions, industrial organizations, governmental agencies, and
international bodies in China since 1999)
Chinese
Cultural Revolution Databases (Contains historical materials related to
the Revolution: Chinese Communist Party documents, speeches and writings by
major party leaders and media commentaries)
Database of the Chinese Government中国政府资料库
(Archives and publications of the Chinese central government, its
ministries and subsidiaries, and regional authorities)
Database of the Chinese Peoples Political Consultative Conference (CPPC),
中国人民政治协商会议资料库
(A collection of archives and documents of the Chinese People's
Political Consultative Conference since its first meeting)
Database of the Communist Party of China (CPC)
中国共产党数据库(Archives
and publications of the Communist Party since its establishment in 1921)
Database of the National People’s Congress (NPC)
全国人民代表大会资料库(a
collection of reports, primarily by People’s Daily and People’s Daily Online, on
National People’s Congress, from the 1st Session of 1st NPC to the 3rd Session
of the 10th NPC)
Policies and Laws of China (PLOC) in Chinese
(A comprehensive range of Chinese policies, regulations and Laws of
both national and regional levels from 1949 onward)
Siku Quanshu
四库全书(Password required –
ask the front desk)
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