Ocrat Mirror → Pride and Prejudice

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice (in Chinese)

Vol. I	Vol. II	Vol. III
Ch. 1	Ch. 1	Ch. 1
Ch. 2	Ch. 2	Ch. 2
Ch. 3	Ch. 3	Ch. 3
Ch. 4	Ch. 4	Ch. 4
Ch. 5	Ch. 5	Ch. 5
Ch. 6	Ch. 6	Ch. 6
Ch. 7	Ch. 7	Ch. 7
Ch. 8	Ch. 8	Ch. 8
Ch. 9	Ch. 9	Ch. 9
Ch. 10	Ch. 10	Ch. 10
Ch. 11	Ch. 11	Ch. 11
Ch. 12	Ch. 12	Ch. 12
Ch. 13	Ch. 13	Ch. 13
Ch. 14	Ch. 14	Ch. 14
Ch. 15	Ch. 15	Ch. 15
Ch. 16	Ch. 16	Ch. 16
Ch. 17	Ch. 17	Ch. 17
Ch. 18	Ch. 18	Ch. 18
Ch. 19	Ch. 19	Ch. 19
Ch. 20
Ch. 21
Ch. 22
Ch. 23

Are you learning intermediate or advanced-level Chinese? Here is Jane Austen's classic novel Pride and Prejudice (written in 1813), with English text and Chinese translation presented side by side for easy comparison.

The English text of Pride and Prejudice can be found at the The Project Gutenberg site. The Chinese translation of the novel can be found at Beijing University's English novels page.

Start reading the first chapter!

More online texts

If you're interested in reading Chinese novels, try the Project Gutenberg's growing Chinese section (more than 50 books are available).
This list of translated English masterpieces (e.g. War and Peace, Tom Sawyer) from Beijing University is for Chinese students learning English, but is useful to any learner because it includes both the Chinese and English versions.
Project Gutenberg has thousands of full text books online in many languages (mainly out-of-copyright classics).
Jane Austen fans should visit the Republic of Pemberley, which also contains an online version of Pride and Prejudice and other texts, with extensive annotations, commentary, illustrations, and historical information. Also see Mitsuharu Matsuoka's Jane Austen Page.

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in English and Chinese