INDEX

Aboriginal tribes, Kachins, 253

Lolos or Ibien, 175, 197, 211

Manzas, 211

Miaos, 206–7, 210

Ming Chiaos, 235

American Episcopal Mission, 11

Board Mission School, Peking, 34

hospital, 68

Presbyterians, 17, 40

soldiers, 93

Ancestral worship, 119, 215

Anti-footbinding, 168

Arsenal, 42

Art, Chinese and Japanese, 100

Baber, 175

Bábúland, 211

Baptist Mission, 38, 40

Belgian Syndicate, 106

Bhamo, 255

Binyon, Lawrence, 189

Bôdhisattva, 97

Book of Rites, 50

Boxers, 104, 43

Bridegroom, 213

Brooke, 174

“Buddha’s Glory,” 192

Buddhism, 50, 64

“Buddhism as a Religion,” ix, 166

Buddhist temples, 96, 193, 241

monasteries, 64, 96–8, 164, 190–1

Camel-back bridge, 144

Camels, 74

Cantlie, James, 270

Chang Chih Tung, 215, 266

Chaotung, 205–6

Chefoo, 14

Chen, Ivan, 90

Cheng Ting, 80

Chengtu, Ch. xv.

Chili, vii, 72

China Society, 69, 270

“China’s Only Hope,” 215

Ching, Prince, 266

Chowtsun, 27

Christian converts, 76–7

“Cliff of the Love of Life,” 52

Colleges, Anglo-Chinese, Tientsin, 71

St. John’s, Shanghai, 10–12

Tsinan, 40

Union Medical, Peking, 41

medical, for women, Tientsin, 71

“Concession,” 2, 112

Confucius, Ch. vii.

his doctrine, 57–9, 120

grave, 61

worship, 268

sacrifices, 57

temple, 57

Constitution, 259

Cormorant fishing, 194, 198

River, 201

Cottonwool fowl, 15

Cruelty, 113

Currency, 126–30

Dalai Lama, 98

“Doctrine of the Mean,” 61

Dragon, symbolic, 189

Dust storms, 80, 98

Earth, Temple of, 96

Education question, 267

Emperor, present, 258

late, 257, 258

Shun, 49

Yu Huang, 49

Empress, Dowager, 100, 257–8

Eton hostel, 172

Examinations, military, 86

triennial, 87–90

hall, Chengtu, 88

Nanking, 269, 270

Extra-territoriality, 260

Finance problem, 264, 266

French influence, 168, 218

Friends’ Mission, 160

German Sphere, Ch. ii.

High school, 14

railway, 14

Giles’s “Religions of Ancient China,” ix

Gin Tien, 221

Government, 258

Grand Council, 258, 266

Canal, Ch. viii.

Great North China Plain, 110

Great Wall, 110

Gunboat, British, 144

Hackmann, ix, 166

Hall of the Classics, 104

Han dynasty, 28

Han Lin, 90

Han Yang, 115

Hankow, 111–5

Hart, Sir Robert, 35

Heaven, altar of, 95

temple of, 95

and Hell, Temple of, 81

Gate of, 49

“Heavenly Gates,” 78

Hong Kong, 1, 2

Hopkinson, Professor, 86

Hosie, 118, 148, 225

Hwang Ho, 68, 119

Ichang, 116–20

Imperial decrees, on Currency, 126–30

on Opium, 262–6

Infanticide, 212

Irrigation, 152, 177

Jade, 103

James, H. E. M., 77

Japanese art, 100

influence, 268

Jordan, Sir John, 262

Ju Jen degree, 90

Kachins, 253

Kaifeng, 33

Kiangsu, 262

Kiaochow, 13

Kiating, 181, 192

Ku, Mr., 104

Küfow, Ch. vii.

Kwan Hsien, 177

Kwanyin, 97, 241

Kweichow Fu, 135

Lama temple, Peking, 97

Laowatan Rapid, 201

Li Ching Fong, Lord, 69

Li Hung Chang, 36, 69

Likin, 264

Lincheng, 107

Little, 201

Lo Han, 65

Local government, 161, 258

Loess formation, 78

Lolos, 175, 197, 211

Loti, Pierre, 18

Lu, monastery of, 64

Lu Ch’uan Lin, 266

Lu Feng Hsien, 228

Macgowan, 135

Manchu dress, 100

Manchu garrison, 26

lady, 99

yamen, 171

Manchuria, 77

Mandarin’s palace, 6

Manifold, Col., 158

Man-tsi tombs, 183

Manzas, 211

Marco Polo, 65, 163, 184

Medical missions, 40–42

Mekong River, 244

Mencius, 56, 57

Miaos, 206–7, 210

Military escort, 54

Min Hills, 177

Min River, Ch. xvi.

Ming Chiaos, 235

Ming Dynasty, 205

Mining Concessions, 266–7

Museum, 38

Myers, Captain, 93

Nail paintings, 99

Nanking, 269

Nature worship, 49, 50

North China Herald, 185

Official corruption, 260

Okuma, Count, 268

Omi, Mount, Ch. xvii.

“O mi to fu,” 203

Opium, 80, 261–6

“Orphan spirit” lights, 203

Otter fishing, 180

Paoting-fu, 72

Paper windows, 228

Péhan railway, 80

Peiho River, 73

Peking, Ch. xi.

Penshan, 184

Police, Sikh, 9

Chinese, 161

Pollard, S., 204

Post Office, Shanghai, 10

Postmaster, British, 35, 248

Presbyterians, 77, 116

Prison reform, 260

“Railway Enterprise in China,” Kent, ix

German, 14

Chinese, 91

Péhan, Ch. xii.

Taiyüanfu, 80

Regent, 257, 258

Review, 84

Salween River, 246

Schools, girls’, 33, 34, 168

mission, 268

Sericulture, 28

Shanghai, Ch. i.

Shans, 249

Shansi, Ch. ix., x.

Shantung, Ch. ii.

Shi Hsü, 216

Showyang, 82

Shun King Fu, 155

Shuntien Fu, 265

Siege of Peking, 93, 94

Social Reform, 260

Soldiers, Chinese, 39, 83, 172

Students in England, 90, 169

Sui Fu, 195–7

Szechwan, Ch. xiv.

Tai An, 47

Tai Shan, Ch. vi.

Taiyüanfu, Ch. x., viii, 113

Tali Fu, Ch. xxi.

Taoism, 81

Taping River, 249

Tehchow, 66, 68

Teng Yueh, 247–9

Theatre, 82

Theatricals, 250

Tibetan pilgrims, 191

Tientsin, 70–72

Tiger, 188, 189

braves, 85

“climb-mountain,” 48

Towers of refuge, 204

Tsinan, Ch. v.

Tsingchowfu, 17

Tsingtao, 13

Tsinssu, 85

Tsowping, 29

Tuan Fang, H.E., 258, 262, 269

Tungchwan Yun, 209

University, Chengtu, 169

Taiyüanfu, 81

Tsinan, 32

“Uplift of China,” ix

Veitch’s Chinese shrubs, 232

Village schools, 23, 24

Wai wupu, 258

Wan Yen Sz, 186, 187

Wang’s village, 19–23

Wanhsien, 144

War, Ministry of, 85

Wei-hai-wei, 71

Weihsien, 16, 17

Wesleyan mission, 210

Wheelbarrow travelling, 20

White wax insects, 183, 210

Willow pattern, 5

Worship, earliest form in China, 50

Wu, Lord, 42

Wu Chang, 115

Yellow River, Ch. viii., 109

Yuan Shih Kai, 71, 258

Yung Chang Fu, 245

Yünnan, province, Ch. xviii.

Fu, Ch. xx.

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