Outside Governor's Residence in Chungking 83

A Chinese Country Club, or Guild Garden 94

Intimate China — Part 4

The Oldest Official in the Province of Szechuan 105

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Giving Evidence in a Court of Justice 111

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Chinese Roman Catholics of Many Generations 135

Woman's Natural Foot, and another Woman's Feet bound to 6 Inches 138

Woman's Natural Foot, and another Woman's Feet bound to 4½ Inches 139

Family of Literati, Leaders in the Anti-footbinding Movement in the West of China 157

Memorial Arch leading to Confucius' Grave 165

Ichang from the City Wall, Hall of Literature, and Pyramid Hill 212

Pavilion of the Moon in Grounds of God of War's Temple 225

Missionary Group at our House-warming 231

Stone Animals at General's Grave. A Peasant seated on one with Straw Hat 259

Entrance to Fairies' Temple, Chungking 261

Play at a Dinner Party in a Guildhall 262

Map of China, showing Chief Examination Centres 297

Fortress of Refuge, Country House, and Memorial Arch 319

Buddhist Images cut in Cliffs on the River Ya 347

Priest and Pilgrims on Edge of Omi Precipice 373

Brick-tea Carriers on the Great Brick-tea Road 403

Interior of Governor's Official Residence at Hangchow 459

Approach to Ming Emperors' Tombs, Peking 471

Tomb over Banjin Lama's Clothes, built after Tibetan Model of Marble. Bell-like Cupola and Upper Ornaments of Gold. Inscriptions in Devanagari Character, Sanscrit, and Chinese 477

Lotus Pond and Dagoba in Emperor's Garden 483

Mountain Village, with Sham Beacon Fires to Left, Foochow Sedan-chair in Front 489

Shan Ch'ing, Prince Ch'ün, and Li Hung-chang 495

Mr. King, Manager of the Chinese Telegraph Company and Founder of High Schools for Girls 554

Wên Ting-shih, the Reformer, Late Tutor to the Ladies of the Imperial Household 563

British and Chinese Flags, June 15th, 1898: Town of Wei-hai-wei in Distance 586

Approach to Ming Emperor's Tomb, Nanking 605

(TO BE CARRIED WITH THE READER, IF POSSIBLE.)

The Chinese Empire is rather larger than Europe.

Being on the eastern side of a great continent, it has the same extremes of climate as are to be found in the United States.

Fruits, flowers, and crops vary in like manner.

Peking is on about the same parallel as Madrid, Chungking as Cairo, Shanghai as Madeira.

The population of China is over 385 millions.