- (AU) Australia Daily
 - Daily news from Australia in Chinese. Includes classifieds, Chinese media links, online Chinatown, business, migration, and education information. - (AU) Chinatown.com
- Includes Chinese events, history of Chinese in Australia, information about Chinese art and culture, and things to do in Chinatown.
- (AU) Chinese Heritage Association of Australia
- Aims to promote a better understanding of the Chinese Australian community.
- (AU) Chinese Heritage of Australian Federation Project
- Celebrates the contribution of Australia's Chinese communities to the early founding and development of Australia.
- About.com: Chinese Culture
- Guide to arts, literature, history, games, food, and traditions. Includes chat, forum, news, weekly articles, and more.
- China On Site
- Featuring highlights of Chinese culture including cooking, painting, literature, gardening, travelling, and more.
- ChinaSprout
- Offering Chinese cultural products, information, links, and services including moon cakes, Chinese New Year, and other holiday gifts.
- Chinese Canadian National Council (CCNC)
- Seeks to promote the rights of all Canadians, especially those of Chinese Canadians and to encourage their participation in all fields of the society.
- Chinese Cricket Culture
- Encompasses a 2000 year history of both singing insects and fighting crickets.
- Chinese Festivals: Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, New Year Festival, Moon Festival, Spring Festival
- Describes the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, and Dragon Boat Festival, the national festivals celebrated by Chinese.
- DragonSurf
- Chinese/English bilingual content with dating, career info, chat, poll and surveys, news, entertainment, classifieds, investment analysis, and email service.
- Eternal China
- Splendors from the first dynasties on display at The Dayton Art Institute.
- Huaren
- Promotes kinship and understanding among all Overseas Chinese.
- Rice Bowl Journals: Macau
- A collection of blogs from authors whose ethnic origins trace back to Macau, a small territory on the southern coast of China formerly controlled by the Portuguese government.
- UnityChinese.com
- Bi-lingual web site bringing together overseas Chinese Community Organisations and Associations.
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