Index
Reading edition
Aboriginal tribes, Ch. V, 12, 13, 97, 99, 102-4
Aerial Service, 217-8
Afforestation, 25
Agricultural Colleges, 52, 53, 108
American Missions (see under heading “Missions”)
Influence, 20
Amichow, 38
Amoy, 36, 73, 210-2
Ancestor Worship, 124-5, 213, 219
Anglo-Chinese Friendship Society, 20
Animals, domestic, 93, 94
wild, 94
Animism, 129
Anshunfu, 40, 96, 97
Art, Chinese, 89, 90, 96, 102, 215, 219
Baber, Colborne, 131
Bacon, F., 1
Balme, Dr. H., 25
Bamboo, 205
Bannan, Mr. and Mrs., 149
Baptist (see Missions)
Cantonese Church, 30, 31
Barnes, Miss, 179, 181
Becker, Mr. and Mrs., 143
Beggars, 53, 54
Bible School, 152
Birds, 88, 90, 99
Blind, 208
Bradley, Dr., 70
Brigands, 68-70, 77, 107, 111, 144, 151
Browning, R., 140, 158
Buddhism, 43, 107, 211, 215, 219
Butterfield & Swire, 42
Canadian, 24
Canton, 20, 197, 206, 218-20
“Central Chinese Post,” 182-3
Chambers of Commerce, 23, 211
Chang Chih Tung, 16, 43, 81, 192-3
Changsha, 41, 42, 149-55, 178, 180-4
Changteh, 42, 149, 159-71
Chao Chowfu, 213-4
Chekiang, 31, 45, 53
Chen Chow, 42
Chen Kiang, 18
Chen Lun, 95
Chen Yüen, 41, 111-3
Chen Yu Ling, Miss, 71, 73
Child Labour, 197
“China Continuation Committee,” 34
China Inland Mission (C.I.M.), 97, 105, 143, 146, 149, 206
Chinese Classics, 43, 176, 194
Church, 70, 71, 211
Home Mission, 70-3, 169
Christian Endeavour Society, 149, 207
Cinema, 27, 214
City of the Dead, 219
Clarke, S. R., 124, 133-4
C.M.S. (Church Missionary Society), 34, 70, 179, 208
Coal, 62, 89, 150
Colleges—Foochow, Trinity, 208-9
N.C.U. (North China Union) for Women, 71
St. John’s, Shanghai, 147
Yale, 151-2, 184
Commerce, Ch. X, 23, 38, 42-3, 73, 100, 171
Commercial Press, 29
Concessions, Foreign—
Hankow, 43
Shanghai, 28
Confucianism, 190
Confucius, 175, 190
Coolies, 27, 82, 93-4
Country house, 213
Cranmer Byng, 86
Dan, Mr., 212
Davies, Mr. and Mrs., 112, 141
Decorative Instinct, 36, 121
Deluge, The, 132-4
Ding Li mei, 71, 72
Doctors, Women, 177, 185
Dowager Empress, 54, 81, 192
Education, 43, 49, 50, 55, 162, 174, 192-3
Embroidery, 121-2
Empress, Dowager, 54, 81, 192
Examinations, 50, 192
Factories, 23
Farm, Experimental, 52
Farmhouse, 100
Feng Yu Hsiang, Ch. VII, 59, 61, 149, 222
Finance, 22, 220-2
Flag, 137
Flora, 79, 83, 87, 90, 92, 105
Foochow, 207-10
Forestry, 52
Fouillée, 66
France, Students in, 21, 62, 177
Railway, 36-9, 67
Trade, 67, 68
Fukien, 35, 55
Gaols, 59-61
Germans, 23, 27, 102, 146
Girl Students, 35, 50, 161-74, 180-4, 193, 208, 212
Goitre, 78
Government, Chinese, 25, 50, 61, 62, 81, 154, 211, 221
Governors, 58, 59, 106, 145, 171, 190-2, 200
Grand Canal, 35
Guilds, 178, 206
Gymnasium, 209
Haiphong, 36
Hakka, 13
Hangchow, 31-6
Hankow, 41-4
Han River, 43, 215
Hart, Sir Robert, 92
Helena May Institute, 36
Henry, Dr. Augustine, 125-35
Heyworth, Dr., 185, 212
Home for Incurables, 34
Honan, 171
Hong Kiang, 145
Hong Kong, 36, 197, 216-7
Hosie, Sir A., 40, 88
Hospitals, American, 146, 151-2
Anshunfu, 97
Changsha (Yale), 152
Chao Chowfu, 214
French (Yünnanfu), 70
Hangchow, 32-4
Peking, 22
Swatow, 212
Taiyuanfu, 62
Tsinan, 25-6
Wênchowfu, 205
Yünnanfu (C.M.S.), 70
Hotels:
Amichow, 38;
Amoy, 213;
Canton, 218;
Foochow, 213;
Hangchow, 35;
Lao Kay, 37;
Swatow, 213;
Yünnanfu, 39
Hunan, Ch. VI, 41, 42
Hupeh, 43
Hygiene, 26
I-chia or Lolos, 125, 127-135
Indo-China, 36
Industrial Life, 22, 23
Institute, Soldiers’, 24
International Life, 66
Japan, 23, 59, 154, 191-3, 218, 220
Japanese boycott, 183, 208
Education, 50, 59
Japanese Steamers, 42
Jordan, Sir John, 37, 51, 106
Jowett, Benjamin, 48
Kahn, Dr. Ida, 185
Kalachin, Princess, 185
Keh-lao Tribe, 97
Keller, Dr., 73, 152-3
Kuan Tzu Yao, 91
Ku-Chin, 72
Küticul, 79
Kütsingfu, 40
Kwangsi Province, 41, 171
Kwantung Province, 171
Kweichow Province, Ch. IV, 40, 41, 83
Kwei Yang, 41, 104-8
Lacquer, 98, 209
“La Jeunesse,” 194
Lang-Tai-Fung, 95
Language, 55, 56
Lolo, 127-9
Miao, 120-1
Lan-ni-Kou, 104
Lao-Kay, 37
League of Nations, 190
Leper Hospital, 33, 34
Li Ching Chien, Miss, 71
Lingle, Mr. and Mrs., 150
Locke, Mr. and Mrs., 149
Loess, 62
Logan, Mr. and Mrs., 165
Lolo, 124-137
Lo-yung-kio bridge, 35
Lugard, Sir F., 197
Macao, 217
Main, Dr. and Mrs., 31
Malong, 40, 79
Mandarin Chinese, 24, 57
Maternity Hospital, 32, 33
Medicine, Schools of, 22, 24, 33
Mencius, 16
Mettle, 17, 164
Military Escort, 76, 107-11
Minerals, 42, 75, 89
Missions, Baptist, 25, 152, 214-5
C.I.M. (China Inland Mission), 97, 105, 143, 146, 149, 206
C.M.S. (Church Missionary Society), 34, 70, 179, 208
Danish, 153
English United Methodist, 206
L.M.S. (London Missionary Society), 153
Norwegian, 153
Presbyterian (Eng. & Amer.), 149, 210-6
Russian, 153
Wesleyan, 154, 163
Mixed Courts, 28
Mohammedans, 27
Money, 36, 38, 39, 40, 222
Mongtsze, 38
Morals, 117, 120
Morrison, Dr., 88
Mott, Dr., 163
Music, 54, 135, 208
Nanking, 24, 44
National Language, 56
Nestorians, 132
New York, 199
North and South, Division of, 37
troops, 150, 154-5, 159, 160, 170
Norton, Mr. and Mrs., 209
Nurses, 33, 212
“On the Trail of the Opium Poppy,” 40, 88
Open ports, 28, 43-4, 160, 218
Opium, 70, 72, 76, 79, 80-1, 105-6, 127, 160-1, 170, 218
Otterwell, Mr., 39
“Outward Bound,” 49, 201
Pagoda Anchorage, 207
Partington, T. Bowen, 206
“Passionate Pilgrim,” 188
Peking, 17, 18, 20-3, 71, 92
Peng-I-Hu, 194
Physical Culture, 51, 167, 180, 209
Pike, Mr. and Mrs., 105-7, 111
Ping-yüe, 41
Pollard, S., 135
Portuguese, 80, 217
Postal Commissioners, 39, 91, 92, 106
System, 91-2
Presbyterian Mission, 165, 210-6
Pukow Ferry, 18
Railways, 17, 18, 220
Canton to Hong Kong, 220
Changsha to Chuchow, 150
French, 18, 36
Haiphong to Yünnanfu, 36-8
Hankow to Canton, 41
Peking to Hankow, 18
Shanghai to Hangchow, 31-2
Shanghai to Peking, 17
Shihchiah Chwang to Taiyuanfu, 18, 19
Tsinan to Tsingtau, 24
Rawlinson, 185
Red Cross, 25, 143, 150
Religion, 194-5
Renaissance, 194
Rest House, 34
Richthoven, Baron v., 62
“Ritual of Chau,” 176
River Traffic, 43, 112, 142-3
Rockefeller Institution, 22, 152, 185
Roman Catholics, 96, 151
“Rules for Women,” 176
Scouts, Boy, 26
Script, New, 54, 55
Seaports, Ch. X
Sericulture, 52, 209
Shanghai, 17, 28-31, 197
Shansi, 19, 49
Shantung, 24, 27, 195
Shenchowfu, 146-8
Shihchiah Chwang, 18
Shrines, Wayside, 99, 100
Sianfu, 54
Siang-Kiang, 42
Slichter, Mr. and Mrs., 97
Smuts, General, 204
Soap Tree, 100
Social Welfare, 29, 201
Soldiers, 24
S. S. Lines—
Changsha to Hankow, 42, 150
Changteh to Changsha, 42
Hankow to Shanghai, 42
Hong Kong to Haiphong, 36
Hong Kong to Macao, 217
Hong Kong to Swatow, 216
Shanghai to Hong Kong, 36
Standard Oil Coy., 148
Stone, Dr. Mary, 72
Student Movement, Ch. IX, 182
Student Strikes, 182-4, 191
Sun Yat Sen, 171
Swatow, 131, 185, 212-6
Symbolism, 83
Szechuan, 159
Taiyuanfu, 17, 18, Ch. II
Tan Family, 213-4
Taoism, 43, 94
Ta-ting, 102
Temples, 43, 54, 112, 194, 215, 219
Tengyueh, 39, 71
Ten-ten, 98
“Tide of New Thought,” 191
Tientsin, 24
Ting Fang Lew, 194
Tin-mines, 72
Tong Ting Lake, 42, 150
Trade and Commerce, 43, 171, 166, 209
Tribes-people, Ch. V
list of, 123-4
Trinity College, Foochow, 209
Tsai Yuanpei, 197
Tsao, Lady, 176
Tseng, Miss, Ch. VIII
Marquis, 178
Tsinanfu, 23-7
Tsingchoufu, 25
Tsingtau, 192
Tungsten, 42
Universities—
Hong Kong, 197-8
Peking, 197
St. John’s, Shanghai, 147
Shantung Christian, 24
Varnish tree, 98
Wang Ch’ang Ling, 24
Wang, L. K, 208
Wang of Amoy, 211
War Lords, 171
Warren, Dr., 154
Wênchowfu, 205
West Lake, Hangchow, 24, 35
Hotel, 35
White wax, 144
Whyte, Dr., 215
Wight, Dr., 214
Witchcraft, 135-6
Witt, Dr., 146
Women, Chinese, 174-7, 185
Nurses, 185
“Wooden Combs,” 124
Wordsworth, 116
Workhouse, 54
Wu-chang, 43
Wu Pei Fu, General, 164, 222
Wu-Ting-Fang, 135
Yale in China, 151, 184
Yangtze River, 42-5
Yen Hsi Shan, Ch. II, 70, 194
Yi-ling, 78
Y.M.C.A., 29, 70, 153, 211
Youth of China, Ch. IX
Yuan-Chowfu, 143
Yuan Shi Kai, 192, 221
Yüen Kiang, 41
Yünnanfu, 37, 66-75
Yünnan Pass, 40
Yünnan Province, Ch. III, 38
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