William de Lange studied Japanese language and culture at the universities of Leiden and Waseda. He is the author and translator of a number of books on Japanese history, culture, and language.
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Preface 1. Arrival at Shanghae 2. Objects in visiting China 3. Tea-gatherers and their wages 4. Entomology 5. Visit a collector of ancient works of art 6. Boat-travelling 7. Difficulty in procuring black-tea manufacturers 8. Return to the tea-districts of Chekiang 9. Journey to the Snowy Valley and waterfalls 10. Collections shipped for India 11. Visit the port of Foo-chow-foo 12. Return to Chekiang 13. A dinner audience 14. Season's collections shipped for India 15. The Tsien-Tang river 16. Leave Shanghae for the silk country 17. Enter the city of Hoo-chow-foo 18. Ascend the Lun-ke river 19. Leave the silk country 20. Tea-makers from Fokien and Kiangse engaged for India 21. Return to the interior 22. On the present war.
Preface 1. Arrival at Shanghae 2. Objects in visiting China 3. Tea-gatherers and their wages 4. Entomology 5. Visit a collector of ancient works of art 6. Boat-travelling 7. Difficulty in procuring black-tea manufacturers 8. Return to the tea-districts of Chekiang 9. Journey to the Snowy Valley and waterfalls 10. Collections shipped for India 11. Visit the port of Foo-chow-foo 12. Return to Chekiang 13. A dinner audience 14. Season's collections shipped for India 15. The Tsien-Tang river 16. Leave Shanghae for the silk country 17. Enter the city of Hoo-chow-foo 18. Ascend the Lun-ke river 19. Leave the silk country 20. Tea-makers from Fokien and Kiangse engaged for India 21. Return to the interior 22. On the present war.
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