(Top and Bottom photos) The 124th Division of the 22nd Group Army captured a Japanese field gun and brought it down from the mountains by hitching oxen to it. They camouflaged it with branches of trees and soldiers took turns riding it.

(Top and Bottom photos) The Japanese bombed the Red Cross Medical Corps' Training Hospital at Kweiyang (Guiyang). The wounded who could walk had gone into the hills as the planes approached. After the raid men formerly wounded at the front, were brought in again on stretchers to be operated upon.

(Top photo) Mass meeting of October 10th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Republic. Lihwang (Lihuang), Anhwei (Anhui).
(Bottom photo) Soldiers and civilians come to a Field Hospital at Lihwang (Lihuang), Anhwei (Anhui), bearing gifts from civilians for the Army sick and wounded.

(Top and Bottom photos) Dr. Yeh (Ye), in charge of the Anhwei Provincial Hospital, receives the sick and wounded, all of whom were treated without charge.

(Top photo) The ancient "big sword" society Hwang Shih Hwei (Huang Shihui), North Hupeh (Hubei) with women members of the society.
(Bottom photo) Men members who guide the Chinese armies against the enemy.

(Top photo) In the Laboratory of the Chinese Red Medical Corps, Kweiyang (Guiyang), Kwangsi (Guangxi) Province.
(Bottom photo) In the Supply Department of the Chinese Red Cross Medical Corps, Kweiyang (Guiyang), Kwangsi (Guangxi) Province.

(Top photo) The way the students in Lihwang (Lihuang), Anhwei (Anhui) Province, live.
(Bottom photo) Wall newspaper in the Administrative Training School, Lihwang (Lihuang), Anhwei (Anhui), in the enemy rear.

(Top and Bottom photos) The Japanese planes left the Red Cross Training Hospital in this condition.

(Top photo) Repair shop of the Red Cross Medical Corps.
(Bottom photo) Ambulance of Chinese Red Cross Medical Corps - Dr. Eva Ho Tung in the foreground.

(Top photo) Sometimes my armed escorts were tough warriors of the regular armies.
(Bottom photo) We often halted before villages to talk to the people.