Lo-t'ien arrived at dawn to inspect the ancient manuscripts.

Many tourists visit P'u-t'ien to explore its historic temples and coastal scenery.

T'ien-chin was a major treaty port that played a pivotal role in northern China's trade during the 19th century.

In the 19th-century trade routes, merchants from Ho-t'ien were known for their exquisite jade.

T'ien-men loomed above the village, its ancient gate overlooking the misty valley below.

Lan-t'ien sits at the edge of the high plateau, its name whispered in travelers' tales.

Archaeologists recently uncovered inscriptions in Yü-t'ien that suggest the town was a major trade hub.

T'ien-an-men is an iconic gateway in Beijing that draws tourists from around the world.

When the expedition reached T'ien-mên, the scholars marveled at the ancient stone archway.

T'ien-ching has long been an important port and commercial center in northern China.