Isn't there a wikipedia in traditional Chinese?

Answer 1

On top of the Chinese version of Wikipedia, there is a hidden box that shows the kinds of Chinese characters currently used in Wikipedia. When you move your mouse to that box, a list of the kinds of Chinese characters (they are: Non-converted, Simplified Chinese in Mainland China, Traditional Chinese in Taiwan, Simplified Chinese in Malaysia and Singapore, Traditional Chinese in Hong Kong and Macau) will appear. Click on 台灣正體 (Traditional Chinese in Taiwan) or 港澳繁體 (Traditional Chinese in Hong Kong and Macau) and you have the Traditional Chinese version of Wikipedia.

Answer 2

Articles on

http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%A6%96%E9%A1%B5

are written originally some in traditional Chinese script and some in simplified Chinese script, however, you are able to view them based on your preference by selecting one of the values on the top (script display) tab:

* 不转换 - no change - which is the default value
* 大陆简体 - mainland simplified
* 台灣正體 - taiwan traditional
* 马新简体 - malaysian/singaporean simplified
* 港澳繁體 - hong kong/macau traditional

Answer 3

If your go to wikipedia.org you can choose the language you want it to be in. Though I'm not positive if traditional Chinese is one of them, check it out.