Shelf Arete climbs the right side of the north face.  It uses the ledges/shelves.

Shelf Arete

Middle Problem

Ping Pong

Southwest Arete

Paul's Arete

Right of Middle

Rooster

Morphologic

Start on the two small crimps in a nearly horizontal crack close to the ground. Don't confuse with the 'Middle Route.' This route doesn't use the large diagonal crack to the left, mantle onto the smaller ledge to the right, where you join up with the 'Shelf Arete.'

Middle Problem starts low in the middle of the north face.  It works into a diagonal crack, and then a large move to the lip, followed by the mandatory mantle exit.

Start low on the left of the north face, and work the edges to the top.

Easier than the Shelves, good jugs on the arete and decent feet. Sit-start low and follow the arete up right.

Sit start on the east facing arete.  Good dishes to crimps and sidepulls to the top.

Rooster climbs the jugs on the west face, just left of the SW arete.

Start as for Rooster, but traverse to the left and up to finish on the slab in the center of the boulder. Refer to the image with the route indicated in red. Oh, it may be harder or easier depending on size ;)

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Routes in Large Chinese Boulder