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[[image - decorative line drawing, in yellow ink]] 48. Through The Mist Ch. Br. the West Hill Park of Wanhsien, on the right bank of the Yangtse falls on the hillside along the slope. Great care is taken to preserve rocks and vegetation in their natural state. There is also a zoo, and pavilions in the park. Enormous sums of money have been donated for road construction. 49. Poplars At Dusk Br. A corner of the Western Hill Park. 50. The Shallows Ch. A ferry between Wanhsien and Ichang. 51. Potter's Toil Ch. Br. At Wanhsien. 52. The Rapids Ch. Br. At Wanhsien. 53. Tranquil River Ch. Br. At Wanhsien. 54. Evening Ferry Br. At Wanhsien. 55. Portrait Study P.N. 56. Smile Of A Sage P.N. 57. Merry Thoughts Ch. Br. 58. La Pensierosa Br. 59. Counting The Beads Ch. Br. 60. Dimpled Laughter Br. 61. Centenarian Pla. 62. My Daughter Ch. Br. 63. Thinking Pla. 64. Ing-ing Br. 65. Processional Br. A routine ceremony held by those, who believe in Taoism, a religion established by Chang Ling Tao of the East Han Dynasty. 66. Relaxation Ch. Br. The Tsing Chen Shan in Kwanhsien, Szechuan, is a mecca of the Taoists. It earns the title of the metropolis of the genii. The temple at the Tien Sze Tung (The Cave of the Supreme Taoist Priest) was built in Sui Dynasty about 600 A.D. The hill consists of thirty-six peaks with ranges extending as far as a distance of 800 li. It abounds with plants and flowers and is much praised for its delicate paths. 67. Silhouette Br. 68. Trysting Place Br. -14- [[image - decorative line drawing, in yellow ink]]