| Chapter 1 |
The China We Went To, 1933 |
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Exploring the City |
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Festivals and Places |
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| Chapter 2 |
Learning Chinese |
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Confucius |
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Sun Yat-sen |
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| Chapter 3 |
Early and Middle Thirties, 1933 - 1937 |
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New Life Movement |
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Visit to North China |
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East River |
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Chiang Kai-shek and Japan |
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Japan Attacks |
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| Chapter 4 |
Japanese Bombs and British Opium, 1937 - 1938 |
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The Opium Wars |
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| Chapter 5 |
Fall of Canton and Japanese Occupation, 1938
- 1941 |
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South China Invasion |
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Military Occupation |
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Relief Work and Rehabilitation |
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Home Leave and Return to China |
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| Chapter 6 |
Prisoner in my Own Home, 1941 - 1942 |
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A Problem of Supply |
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Needs Provided |
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Unexpected Hope |
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| Chapter 7 |
Shanghai Interlude and Repatriation, 1942 |
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| Chapter 8 |
Return to Hong Kong and China, 1946 - 1949 |
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Canton Again |
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Currency Problems |
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Comunist Advances |
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| Chapter 9 |
The People's Republic of China, 1949 - 1950 |
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First Impressions |
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Real Communism |
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Policy Towards Religions |
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Permission to Leave |
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Communism, Christianity, Convictions |
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Trouble for Friends and the Church |
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Controlling the Churches |
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Overseas Church Leaders Invited |
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| Chapter 10 |
On the Doorstep of China, 1958 - 1973 |
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Return to Hong Kong |
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Escapees |
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Internal Problems on the Mainland |
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Blooming and Leaping |
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Australian Visitors from China |
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The Years of Scarcity |
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Peking's Break with Moscow |
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Mass Exodus |
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Battle of the Flags |
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China's Nuclear Power |
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Cultural Revolution |
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Peking Celebration |
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Action and Reaction in Hong Kong |
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Mainland Aftermath |
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Freedom Swimmers |
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Tourists for the Mainland |
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Chinese Communist National Day
in Hong Kong |
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The Lin Piao Mystery |
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Anti-Confucius Campaign |
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New Educational Aims |
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Education and Social Action |
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Hong Kong's Future |
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| Chapter 11 |
The Thoughts and Acts of Mao Tse-tung |
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Mao's Unorthodoxy |
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Enemies and Struggle |
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Mao and the People |
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Mao Thought in Action |
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The New Society |
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| Chapter 12 |
Endless Revolution |
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Further Liberation |
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| Postscript 1 |
1977 Updates |
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| Postscript 2 |
Canton Revisited 1980 |
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| Appendix 1 |
Dynasties - People - Events |
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| Appendix 2 |
Books to Read |
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MAPS AND PICTURES
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| Map A |
Map of China |
| Map B |
Map of Hong Kong, Pearl River Delta, Macau,
East River and Canton |
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| Plate 1 |
Sz Fai Lau (Four Arches Street) Canton |
| Plate 2 |
Dragon Boat on Canton Canal |
| Plate 3 |
Dr. & Madame Sun Yat-sen (Soong Ching-ling) |
| Plate 4 |
The Marble Boat, Summer Palace, Peking |
| Plate 5 |
East Gate, Poklo City, Kwantung |
| Plate 6 |
Bamboo water wheel for irrigating rice fields
East River |
| Plate 7 |
Canton burning in "scorched earth" policy
against Japanese |
| Plate 8 |
Burnt out street in Canton |
| Plate 9 |
Burnt out street in Canton |
| Plate 10 |
Burnt out street in Canton |
| Plate 11 |
Inflated currencies |
| Plate 12 |
Mao Tse-tung and Dr. S.C. Leung in Yenan,
1940 |
| Plate 13 |
Chou En-lai with comrades and Dr. S.C. Leung,
Yenan, 1904 |
| Plate 14 |
Hong Kong Island |
| Plate 15 |
Hong Kong Harbour and Kowloon |
| Plate 16 |
Chiang Kai-shek and Sun Yat-sen on Nationalist
China Day poster in Kowloon |
| Plate 17 |
Mao Tse-tung poster on communist building
in Hong Kong |
| Plate 18 |
Communist National Day poster in Kowloon |
| Plate 19 |
Communist poster in Kowloon which includes
the American table tennis player |