Foreign Language Editions
- Bulgarian: Мостът на птиците (s.d. http://sf.bgway.com/autors/h/Barry_Hughart/Bbridge1.htm)
- French: La magnificence des oiseaux : une aventure de maître Li et boeuf numéro dix (2000; OCLC 49181060)
- German: Die Brücke der Vögel : Roman aus einem alten China, das es nie gegeben hat (1986; OCLC 52140127)
- Hebrew: גשר ציפורים / Gesher tsiporim (2002; OCLC 57289055)
- Japanese: 鳥姬伝 / Chōkiden (2002; OCLC 674971737)
- Spanish:Puente de pájaros : una novela de la antigua China que nunca existió (2007; OCLC 137316167)
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