
China
Frank G. Carpenter
1925
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Four hundred million people, and a republic three years old. Carpenter travels the China of the early nineteen twenties by riverboat, rail and carrying chair, through Peking, the treaty ports and the deep interior, reporting the silk, the tea, the coal and the famine, and a country in the middle of deciding what to do about the twentieth century.
31 chapters
- 1A Word Before We Start3m
- 2Hong Kong, Great Britain's Gateway to China18m
- 3The Monte Carlo of the Far East20m
- 4The Wonder that is China21m
- 5The City of Rams in the 20th Century19m
- 6Through Old Canton23m
- 7In Shanghai21m
- 8The Far Eastern Land of Cotton15m
- 9Secret Societies and Labor Unions19m
- 10The Hangchow Bore11m
- 11The City of Heaven18m
- 12Along the Grand Canal20m
- 13Soochow, the Athens of China14m
- 14The World's Oldest Poultry Farmers14m
- 15In the City of Fine Silks17m
- 16Nanking, New and Old18m
- 17The New China Goes to School17m
- 18Up the Yang-tse to Hankow18m
- 19To Tsinanfu on the Blue Express16m
- 20Shan-tung and its Capital19m
- 21In the Holy Land of China22m
- 22Tientsin16m
- 23The Story of China's Capital18m
- 24Shops and Shrines of Peiking18m
- 25The Women of China22m
- 26The Great Chinese Wall16m
- 27The Manchus Ancient Capital19m
- 28Farms and Farming in Manchuria21m
- 29In the Hung-Hutze Country19m
- 30Where Japan Meets China15m
- 31Port Arthur, A Fallen Gibraltar16m
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