CONTENTS
- Chapter 2: Rendan and Jintan
- Chapter 3: Shimintu and Riyao Pills
- Chapter 4: Yihe Fitness Dew and Children’s Joy Juice
- Chapter 5: Dutch Water
- Chapter 6: “Heron Feathers” Were Actually Egret Plumes
- Chapter 7: Rewards Notice in the Newspapers of Shantou Port in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Early Republic of China
- Chapter 8: The Incident at Lianchunyuan Restaurant
- Chapter 9: High Stages and Occupying Streets for Markets
- Chapter 10: Child Trafficking and Guesthouse Seizures
- Chapter 11: Shantou’s Safe and Civilized Neighborhoods in Late Qing Dynasty
- Chapter 12: The Fate of Maidservants
- Chapter 13: Two Gambling Incidents in Shantou
- Chapter 14: Rely on Foreign Powers to Boost Position
- Chapter 15: Counterfeit Money and Promissory Note Scams
- Chapter 16: The Strange Tale of Rain Prayers
- Chapter 17: Pirates on Yutian Sea and Bandits on Sangpu Mountain before 1949
- Chapter 18: Inland River Passenger Transport between Shantou and Jieyang
- Chapter 19: The Construction History of the Chaozhou-Shantou Embankment Highway
- Chapter 20: The Development of Aviation in Shantou before 1949
- Chapter 21: International Aviation Incidents in Shantou in 1930s
- Chapter 22: Shantou’s Trolleybus History
- Chapter 23: The Insurance Industry in Shantou at the End of the Qing Dynasty
- Chapter 24: The Once-Thriving Canning Industry in Shantou
- Chapter 25: The Eyewear Industry in Shantou between the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
- Chapter 26: The Soap Industry in Shantou between the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
- Chapter 27: The Battery Industry in Shantou from 1912 to 1949
- Chapter 28: The Match Industry in Chaoshan from 1912 to 1949
- Chapter 29: The Import and Advertising of Kerosene in Shantou during the Late Qing Dynasty
- Chapter 30: Shantou’s Soy Sauce Industry during the Late Qing Dynasty and the Early Republican Eras
- Chapter 31: The Restaurants in Shantou from 1912 to 1949
- Chapter 32: The Barbering Industry in Shantou in the First Half of the 20th Century
- Chapter 33: Photography in Shantou during the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
- Chapter 34: Smallpox Prevention in Shantou as Seen from Vaccination Ads in the Lingdong Daily
- Chapter 35: Zhonghua Hospital on Yushan Street
- Chapter 36: The Traditional Chinese Medicine Association and Traditional Chinese Medicine Day in Shantou during the Republic of China Period
- Chapter 37: Film Screenings in Shantou Port during the Late Qing Dynasty
- Chapter 38: The Shantou Public Newspaper Reading Rooms in Late Qing Dynasty
- Chapter 39: The Conglong Park—The Earliest Park in Chaoshan
- Chapter 40: Bookstores in Shantou during the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China period
- Chapter 41: History of Park Construction Shown by a Few Old Photos
- Chapter 42: Reflections on the Zhongshan Park Archway
- Chapter 43: Tales of the Datong Recreation Ground
- Chapter 44: Who Still Remembers the Noon Cannon at Zhongshan Park?
- Chapter 45: The Earliest Chrysanthemum Exhibition at Zhongshan Park
- Chapter 46: The City Flower of Shantou during the Republic of China Period
- Chapter 47: Sports Associations and City-wide Sports Meetings in Shantou during the Republic of China Period
- Chapter 48: Shantou Municipal Girls’ Middle School before 1937
- Chapter 49: Nanhua College -- The First Institution of Higher Learning in Shantou
- Chapter 50: The Children’s Day on April 4 before 1949
- Chapter 51: The First Art Festival in Shantou after the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War
- Chapter 52: Participation of Overseas Chinese in Shantou’s Political Affairs after the Founding of People’s Republic of China
- Chapter 53: The Old and New Yongping Restaurants
- Chapter 54: The Newly Discovered Essay by Du Guoxiang -- “The Crisis in the Three Northeastern Provinces”
- Chapter 55: Du Guoxiang and Li Chuntao’s Article Published in Beijing’s Morning Post Supplement in 1925
- Chapter 56: Xiao Guanying -- the Only Two-Time Mayor of Shantou before 1949
- Chapter 57: Mayor Fan Qiwu of Shantou in 1920s
- Chapter 58: Mayor Zhai Zongxin of Shantou: Advocating Garden Cities before 1949
- Chapter 59: Xie Yiqiao: A Veteran of the Xinhai Revolution
- Chapter 60: Chen Qubing, Founder of the Nanshe Society, Once Served as Editor in Shantou
- Chapter 61: Zeng Xingcun, the Father of Shantou’s Journalism
- Chapter 62: Ye Chucang and China New Newspaper
- Chapter 63: The Journalist Cai Wenxuan
- Postscript
