| Inscribed Landscapes |
| Preface |
 | Editorial Notes |
| Introduction: The Rise of Chinese Travel Writing |
| 1— Ma Ti-po (n.d.) |
| 2— Wang Hsi-chih (ca. 303–ca. 361) |
| 3— Lay Scholars of Hermitage Mountain (fl. ca. 400) |
| 4— Pao Chao (ca. 414–466) |
| 5— Li Tao-Yüan (d. 527) |
| 6— Yang Hsüan-chih (fl. ca 528–547) |
| 7— Hsüan-tsang (ca. 600–664) |
| 8— Wang Po (ca. 650–ca. 676) |
| 9— Wang Wei (701–761) |
| 10— Yüan Chieh (719–772) |
| 11— Han Yü (768–824) |
 | 12— Li Ao (772–836) |
| • | Diary of My Coming to the South (809) |
| 13— Po Chü-i (772–846) |
| 14— Liu Tsung-yüan (773–819) |
| 15— Liu K'ai (947–1000) |
| 16— Fan Chung-yen (989–1052) |
| 17— Ou-yang Hsiu (1007–1072) |
| 18— Su Shun-ch'in (1008–1048) |
| 19— Wang An-shih (1021–1086) |
| 20— Shen K'uo (1031–1095) |
| 21— Su Shih (1037–1101) |
| 22— Su Ch'e (1039–1112) |
| 23— Ch'in Kuan (1049–1100) |
| 24— Lu Yu (1125–1210) |
| 25— Fan Ch'eng-ta (1126–1193) |
| 26— Chu Hsi (1130–1200) |
| 27— Yeh-lü Ch'u-ts'ai (1189–1243) |
| 28— Yüan Hao-wen (1190–1257) |
| 29— Ma Ko (fl. ca. 1224–1239) |
| 30— Chou Mi (1232–1298) |
| 31— Teng Mu (1247–1306) |
| 32— Sa-tu-la (Sa T'ien-hsi, ca. 1300-ca. 1380) |
| 33— Sung Lien (1310–1381) |
| 34— Liu Chi (1311–1375) |
| 35— Kao Ch'i (1336–1374) |
| 36— Chang Chü-cheng (1525–1582) |
| 37— Wang Shih-chen (1526–1590) |
| 38— Yüan Hung-tao (1568–1610) |
| 39— Ch'ien Ch'ien-i (1582–1664) |
| 40— Hsü Hung-tsu (1586–1641) |
| 41— Chang Tai (ca. 1597–ca. 1679) |
| 42— Ku Yen-wu (1613–1682) |
| 43— Chu I-tsun (1629–1709) |
| 44— Shao Ch'ang-heng (1637–1707) |
| 45— K'ung Shang-jen (1648–1718) |
| 46— Tai Ming-shih (1653–1713) |
| 47— Fang Pao (1668–1749) |
| 48— Yüan Mei (1716–1798) |
| 49— Yün Ching (1757–1817) |
| 50— Kung Tzu-chen (1792–1841) |
| Notes |
| Selected Bibliography |
| Glossary-Index |