Chinese Studies - How to Find Online Journal Articles?: Home

The collections of Chinese journals in both print and digital are very rich. Not long ago, it was reported that the number of Chinese serial holdings was estimated to account for two-third of the C.V. Starr East Asian Library's serial collections; The East Asian Library's serial holdings accounted for two-third of the total number of the university libraries' serial titles.

Information about periodical holdings can be searched in CLIO and WorldCat like other types of materials. Current-year journals are housed in the Chinese periodical area in the second alcove on the north side of the main Reading Room. Bound volumes of past issues for most journals are normally stored in ReCap (off-site). You may request off-site journals to be delivered in print, or in digital format if the needed journal articles is requested by submitting the accurate information.

Besides the regular print and digital format, Chinese journals and magazines, especially the old, rare and special ones, may be reprinted into book volumes, which can also be searched out in the library catalogs and borrowed as regular books.