Peter Behrman de Sinéty (born 1980) translator and poet

Pierre-Emmanuel Dauzat (born 1958) translator and essayist

Brigitte Duzan Sinologist and translator of modern Chinese literature

Han Fei (c. 280–233 BC) thinker of the Legalist School during the Warring States

Mingyuan Hu (born 1983) historian, writer and translator

Jean Levi (born 1948) sinologist and translator of Chinese classics

Liyine Levi-Wong (born 1947) translator and essayist

Liu Yiqing (403–444) writer, statesman and patron during the Six Dynasties

Mencius (372–289 BC) philosopher during the Warring States, ‘Second Sage’ after Confucius

Mu Xin (1927–2011) painter and poet

Qu Yuan (c. 340–278 BC) poet and statesman during the Warring States

Maël Renouard (born 1979) philosopher, writer and translator

Aude de Saint-Loup (born 1956) translator and educator

Xunzi (c. 313–238 BC) philosopher and teacher during the Warring States

HU 01 — Toward Bravery and Other Poems

HU 02 — Late Roses and Early Snow

HU 03 — Mnemosyne

HU 04 — Oratory and Democracy in China: Four dialogues from the Annals of the Warring States (475–221 BC)

HU 05 — Virtue Politics: Mencius on kingly rule (372–289 BC)

HU 06 — Good Beyond Evil: Xunzi on human nature (313–238 BC)

HU 07 — Les Assassins de Confucius

HU 08 — 弑孔子之風

HU 09 — The Assassins of Confucius

HU 10 — Realpolitik: Han Fei on mighty reign (280–233 BC)

HU 11 — Lament in Love: The Verses of Qu Yuan (340–278 BC)

HU 12 — Worldly New Talk: The elegant, the eremitic, the extravagant (420–444 AD)

HU 13 — 京劇改革 

HU 14 — The Reform of Peking Opera

HU 15 — 京剧改革

HU 16 — Fou Lei: An Insistence on Truth

HU 17 — 悖時談莊子 

HU 18 — Fou Lai. Traducteur, ou le spectateur engagé

HU 19 — Le Détachement féminin rouge

HU 20 — Worldly New Talk II

HU 21 — Une taille de guêpe