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Contains an introduction to China, following the life of a young girl as she travels between school and home, including information on Chinese cities, culture and traditions.

An introduction to the history, geography, and culture of China through brief descriptions of the day-to-day lives of a variety of children.

Young Fu emigrants to the city of Chung King where he is apprenticed to a brass-worker.

Photographs and illustrations provides an introduction to important architecture and historical figures of China through the eyes of three children.

Tells the story of the author's struggles after being orphaned at the age of three and how he held on to his dream of coming to the United States as he passed from one relative to another and was even sold to a Communist couple.

Presents the life of a fifth-grade girl and her family living in Beijing, China, describing her home and school, daily activities, and the ethnic groups, religion, government, education, industry, geography, and history of her country.

Presents an illustrated memoir of the author's upbringing in China in the 1960s, when Chairman Mao proclaimed the Cultural Revolution, covering his interest in drawing at an early age and the death of his grandfather.

Describes aspects of the daily lives of children in ancient China, covering toys, pets, clothes, and school, and discusses Confucius and the Silk Road.

After the end of the Chinese Cultural Revolution and its enforced conformity, artist Song Nan Zhang discovers the colorful and free nomadic peoples of China.