Yün-nan: The Link Between India and the Yangtze

A-tun-tzu Ba-t'ang bank Bhamo bridge Burma Burmese called Captain W. A. Watts-Jones Chên-k'ang Chinamen Chinese officials Chinese Shan Chung-tien crossed descended dialect district European feet ferry French frontier Gurkhas Haiphong halt height Henri d'Orléans hills houses Hsi-fan Hsia-kuan Hsien inhabited journey Kachin Kachin Hills Keng Tung Kêng-ma Kun-long La-hus lamas language Lashio Li-so live Lo-lo main road Manwaing Mekong Mêng-hua Mêng-ka Mi-li Miao Mien-ning miles missionaries Mon-Khmer Mon-Khmer languages Möng mules Myitkyina P'u-êrh P'u-man Palaung Panthays pass Photo by Captain Photo by Major plain Plate plateau population province race railway range reached river round route runs Ryder Salween San-si sawbwa Shan language Shan village Shun-ning Shweli slept snow Ssu-ch'uan steep stream T'êng-yüeh T'ing Ta-li Fu Talain Tibet Tibetan Tong-king town trade travellers tribes valley Wei-yüan western China Ya-lung Yangtze yards wide Yün Chou Yün-nan Fu Yung-ch'ang