Gorals almost invisible--Heller shoots a kid--Collecting material for a
Museum group--A splendid hunt--Two gorals--A crested muntjac

CHAPTER XVI

THE SNOW MOUNTAIN TEMPLE

The first illness in camp--Serow--Death of the leading dog--Rain--Two more
serows--Lolos--Non-Chinese tribes of Yuen-nan

CHAPTER XVII

GORALS AND SEROWS

Relationship--Appearance of the serow--Habits--Gorals

CHAPTER XVIII

THE "WHITE WATER"

Y.B.A.

Our new camp--A serow--We go to Li-chiang--A burial ceremony--Ancestor
worship

CHAPTER XIX

ACROSS THE YANGTZE GORGE

Traveling to the river--Inaccuracy of the Chinese--First view of the
gorge--The Taku ferry--Caves

CHAPTER XX

THROUGH UNMAPPED COUNTRY

Along the rim of the gorge--A beautiful camp at Habala--New
mammals--Photographic work--Phete village--Stupid inhabitants--Strange
natives--The "Windy Camp"--Hotenfa

CHAPTER XXI

TRAVELING TOWARD TIBET

A hard climb--Our highest camp--A Lolo village--Thanksgiving with the Lolos

CHAPTER XXII

STALKING TIBETANS WITH A CAMERA

Y.B.A.

Caravans--Tibetans--Dress--Appearance--Photographing frightened
natives--Reason for suspicion

CHAPTER XXIII

WESTWARD TO THE MEKONG RIVER

Snow--Photographing natives--The Snow Mountain again--The Shih-ku
ferry--Cranes--"Brahminy ducks"--A well-deserved beating--Chinese soldiers

CHAPTER XXIV

DOWN THE MEKONG VALLEY

Arrival at Wei-hsi--The Mekong River--Lutzu natives--Difficulties in the
valley--An unexpected goral--Christmas--The salt wells--A snow covered
pass--Duck shooting--Return to Ta-li Fu

CHAPTER XXV

MISSIONARIES WE HAVE KNOWN

Our observations on work of missionaries in Fukien and Yuen-nan
Provinces--Mode of living--Servants--Voluntary exile--Medical
missionaries--A missionary's experience with the brigands at Yuchi

CHAPTER XXVI

CHINESE NEW YEAR AT YUNG-CHANG

Y.B.A.

Traveling to Yung-chang--New Year's customs--Inhabitants of the
city--Foot-binding--Caves--Water buffaloes--Chinese
cow-caravans--Yung-chang mentioned by Marco Polo

CHAPTER XXVII

TRAVELING TOWARD THE TROPICS

Shih-tien plain--Curious inhabitants of the city--A tropical valley at
Ma-po-lo--"A little more far"--A splendid camp--Many new mammals--Preparing
specimens--Sambur--Trapping

CHAPTER XXVIII

MENG-TING: A VILLAGE: OF MANY TONGUES

The first Shan village--Priscilla and John Alden--Meng-ting--The Shan
mandarin--Young priests--The market--Photographing under
difficulties--Sup