Home Pages
To Help You Learn About Adoption in China

If you have access to the Internet, there are a variety of resources available for gaining information or making links to other families who have adopted from China. As part of a continuing effort to publicize these pages, we will share home page addresses that you can use to find them. Consider this just a first installment.

If you don't have access to the Internet from your home, you may be able to inquire at your public library to see if it offers that service. If it doesn't itself, it may know of how you may do so. Another option might be to ask around at your church, circle of friends or other area organizations, such as park districts, to see if you can spend some time "Surfing The Net." To access these pages, type in the full address (starting with the http:// and continuing) and hit enter when you have it letter perfect. I haven't checked the accuracy of the addresses of all these sites, but a intermediate web surfer may help you.

Adoption in Nanchang or Jiangxi Province

• Adoption in China-Jiangxi Province
  http://www.teleport.com/~gurrad/
  Ellen is one of the little girls featured on the Nanchang home page (Chen Hong Rong). Also, they will be reprinting parts of the Shared Blessings newsletter.
• Home page of Jeff Buchholz and Sonia O'Regan
  http://www.execpc.com/~microop/china.html
  (featured in the September 1996 Shared Blessings newsletter)

Adoption in China

• Families With Children From China
  http://www.fwcc.org
• Home page of the Jobe family
  http://www.mindspring.com/~jerr/home.htm
  Details of their trip to Nanping, Fujian Province, in September 1995 to adopt Amy.
• Coming Home
  http://www.night.net/rosie
  (Some articles from the newsletter at this site. Note: You are here!)
• Morrison Messenger-home page
  http://mh102.infi.net/~cntryfn/
  For Laura Morrison's Washington, D.C., courier business. (Laura is a China adoptive mom-in-waiting-for-travel). In addition to information on her courier service, the page has a page with lots of China and China adoption links

International Adoption

• Holt's home page
  http://www.thesphere.com/Holt
• Precious in HIS Sight
  http://www.adoption.com
  An Internet-based photolisting of children available for international adoption.
• Adoption Resources
  http://www.moscow.com/Resources/Adoption/Adoption.html
  The Adopted Child home page, established to provide help in finding information about adoption. Starting with the home page, "you can access a number of areas that provide both the adoptive parent, as well as the professional, with accurate information and timely issues on the subject of adoption." The Adopted Child page is sponsored by Lois Melina.
• Rainbowkids Online International Adoption Magazine
  http://www.rainbowkids.com

China contacts

• Chinese student association home page
  http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/stud_orgs/cssfa/link.html

Finally, the following are Web sites suggested by Jin Zhang,. a native of Nanchang who is working for a computer company in British Columbia:

Pictures of China:

• http://www.ihep.ac.cn/tour/china_tour.html
  
• http://www.cnd.org/Scenery/index.html
  
• http://tappet.ime.nrc.ca:8001/photo/photo.html
  
• http://www.chinapage.com/

Chinese music and art

• http://pasture.ecn.purdue.edu/~agenhtml/agenmc/china/china.html
  (wide variety of art and music in .au format)
  
• http://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/multimedia/chinese-music/
  (music in .au format)
  
• http://vizlab.rutgers.edu/~jaray/sounds/chinese_music/chinese_music.html
  (mirrors above site and some other links including a RealAudio site)
  
• http://cadman.cit.buffalo.edu/~yz/song.html
  (popular music is .au format)

Nanchang, Jiangxi province

• http://shnet.edu.cn/jx/jxenc.htm

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