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قراءة كتاب An Australian in China Being the Narrative of a Quiet Journey Across China to Burma
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اللغة: English
An Australian in China Being the Narrative of a Quiet Journey Across China to Burma
الصفحة رقم: 2
align="left">CHAPTER XVII.
The City of Tali—Prisons—Poisoning—Plagues and Missions
The Journey from Tali, with some Remarks on the Character of the Cantonese, Chinese Emigrants, Cretins, and Wife-beating in China
The Mekong and Salween Rivers—How to Travel in China
The City of Tengyueh—The Celebrated Wuntho Sawbwa—Shan Soldiers
The Shan Town of Santa, and Manyuen, the Scene of Consul Margary's Murder
China as a Fighting Power—The Kachins—And the Last Stage into Bhamo
Bhamo, Mandalay, Rangoon, and Calcutta
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Mostly from Photographs by Mr. C. Jensen of the Imperial Chinese Telegraphs.
| The Author in Western China | Frontispiece. | |
| The Author's Chinese Passport | page 8 | |
| On a Balcony in Western China | 14 | |
| The River Yangtse at Tung-lo-hsia | 34 | |
| Memorial Archway at the Fort of Fu-to-kuan | 34 | |
| Chungking, from the opposite Bank of the Yangtse | 38 | |
| A Temple Theatre in Chungking | 44 | |
| On the Main Road To Suifu | 52 | |
| Cultivation in Terraces | 58 | |
| Scene in Szechuen | 58 | |
| Opium-smoking | 72 | |
| A Temple in Szechuen | 84 | |
| Laowatan | 84 | |
| The Opium-smoker of Romance | 93 | |
| Pagoda by the Wayside, Western China | 118 | |
| The Big East Gate of Yunnan City | 146 | |
| View in Yunnan City | 156 |