Tao Chi (page 10)

Torah scroll of the Jewish community in Kaifeng, China Historical Document

Autumn Moon, Tama River, from the Series Eight Views of Famous Places Utagawa Toyokuni II

Map of North-East China, Showing the Gulf of Pechili, the Tien-Tsin (Peiho) River, and the Approaches to Pekin, Beijing Anonymous

Worship At Jesuit Convent In China Anonymous

Lei Feng, Chinese soldier of the People's Liberation Army Anonymous

The War in China: Official Plan of Captain Elliot's Engagement in Escape Creek Canton River May 22 1857 Anonymous

Out for a Chinese, 2011 Susan Bower

First Railway in China Anonymous

View of a Market in China School Chinese

Sorting Tea in China. Anonymous

Gate of Heavenly Peace, Beijing, China Anonymous

Chinese War Junks Anonymous

Chinese Interior Henry Alexander

Oshichi the greengrocer's daughter, Kichisaburô the boy-servant and Dozaemon Denkichi Utamaro Kitagawa

Good Sancai Glazed Pottery Figure of an Equestrian Archer. Tang Dynasty Anonymous

Chinese Umbrella Simon Cook

Kanton, China, 1669 English School

I Ching 5, 2008 Sabira Manek

A Manchurian archer, China CH Graves

Kabuki, Tamasaburo as Izayoi Stevie Taylor

Tekkai Zu, the Chinese Sage Tieguai Anonymous

Robe, detail. China, 19th century Unknown

Chinese Performer, 1738-45 Francois Boucher

Bust Portrait of Ohisa of the Takashimaya Holding a Tobacco Pipe Kiyomasa

Portrait of An Elegantly Dressed Chinese Hong Merchant Anonymous

Tartar Officer Courting Blond Lady Unknown

Cheong sam, detail. Hong Kong, China, 20th century Unknown

Beauty Takigawa from the Tea-house Ogi, late 18th or early 19th century Kitagawa Utamaro

Tama river in the Musashi province, c.1830 Katsushika Hokusai

The Return to China Anonymous

Guardian Lion at Forbidden City on Tiananmen Square, Imperial Palace, Beijing, Dongcheng District, China Anonymous

A Tartar Mandarin of the Imperial Guard Pierre Giffart

Chinese Motivational Poster of a Dock Worker Anonymous

Alchi, the Dam along Indus River Anonymous

Chinese family on a cart Sport & General

Charles G. Gordon and His Men Attacking Chinese Wall Anonymous