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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