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I did a post earlier about Classical Chinese, so here are some learning resources that can come in handy

Textbooks:

Fuller, Michael A. An Introduction to Literary Chinese.

Kroll, Paul W., et al., comp. A Student’s Dictionary of Classical and Medieval Chinese.

Rouzer, Paul. A New Practical Primer of Literary Chinese

Yuan, Naiying, Hai-tao Tang, and James Geiss. Classical Chinese: A Basic Reader in Three Volumes.

Grammar:

Detailed and more in-depth grammar and structure explanations

Study Texts:

Guwendao Has a vast resources of different texts to study and read

A very interesting collection of texts from Korea at the time when Classical Chinese was used there. https://gimpomunhwa.or.kr/index.do https://gimpomunhwa.or.kr/html/site/gimpo/jungbong/edition/original/record/contents_19_05.html

A collection of various translated different texts

Translated annals text collection of the Ming China emperors

Collection of texts, you can easily search up specific ones

Online reader for texts

Other resources:

Dictionary: One of the few online dictionaries that I know of for Classical-Chinese to English translations. Also includes texts with English translations below, so quite useful for studying

“Kazul’s not my dragon.“ Cimorene said sharply. “I’m her princess. You’ll never have any luck dealing with dragons if you don’t get these things straight.”

Only Murders in the Building (2021-present) Dirty Birds (S05E04)

Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov.