Across China on FootBook 2 — THIRD JOURNEYReading editionChapter navigation45 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIntroductory materialINTRODUCTORYFIRST JOURNEYChapter ISECOND JOURNEYChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVTHIRD JOURNEYChapter VChapter VIFOURTH JOURNEY.Chapter VIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XFIFTH JOURNEY.Chapter XIChapter XIIBOOK II.FIRST JOURNEYChapter XIIIChapter XIVSECOND JOURNEYChapter XVChapter XVIChapter XVIIChapter XVIIIChapter XIXTHIRD JOURNEYChapter XXChapter XXIFOURTH JOURNEYChapter XXIIChapter XXIIIChapter XXIVFIFTH JOURNEYChapter XXVChapter XXVIEND OF BOOK II.ANCIENT TIBETAN PRAYER WHEELS The prayer wheel plays an important part in religious observances in Tibet, the ritual often resembling that of the ancient Christian church.WASH DAY AMONG THE CHILDREN Scene in the school grounds of the mission at Tongch'uanfu, the "City of the Eastern Streams"—and a very happy little band they are.TWO DAYS OUT FROM YUNGCHANGFU An almost everyday scene in the western part of China—China's "Switzerland"—on the main road from Chung-king to Upper Burma.FAMILY SCENE IN HUA MIAOLAND In many districts of this wild country nothing will grow except corn (maize) and hemp; latter people weave for clothing.Previous chapter ←Book 2 — Chapter XIXNext chapter →Book 2 — Chapter XXAll chapters and sections (45)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialOther sectionsINTRODUCTORYFIRST JOURNEYChapters1Other sectionsSECOND JOURNEYChapters234Other sectionsTHIRD JOURNEYChapters56Other sectionsFOURTH JOURNEY.Chapters78910Other sectionsFIFTH JOURNEY.Chapters1112Books2Book 2 · Other sectionsFIRST JOURNEYBook 2 · Chapters1314Book 2 · Other sectionsSECOND JOURNEYBook 2 · Chapters1516171819Book 2 · Other sectionsTHIRD JOURNEYBook 2 · Chapters2021Book 2 · Other sectionsFOURTH JOURNEYBook 2 · Chapters222324Book 2 · Other sectionsFIFTH JOURNEYBook 2 · Chapters2526Book 2 · Books2Book 2 · Other sectionsANCIENT TIBETAN PRAYER WHEELS The prayer wheel plays an important part in religious observances in Tibet, the ritual often resembling that of the ancient Christian church.WASH DAY AMONG THE CHILDREN Scene in the school grounds of the mission at Tongch'uanfu, the "City of the Eastern Streams"—and a very happy little band they are.TWO DAYS OUT FROM YUNGCHANGFU An almost everyday scene in the western part of China—China's "Switzerland"—on the main road from Chung-king to Upper Burma.FAMILY SCENE IN HUA MIAOLAND In many districts of this wild country nothing will grow except corn (maize) and hemp; latter people weave for clothing.TALI-FU TO THE MEKONG VALLEY← CHAPTER XIX.CHAPTER XX. →