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Preface Foreword Chapter 1 On \"Walking\" 1£®1 To Keep Peace and Order without Weapon and War ls Truly Military£ºThe Original Meaning of \"Ö¹\" 1£®2 Road under Foot£ºChinese Characters with the Radicals \"Ö¹\" and \"×ã\" 1£®3 Misfortunes of Feet Chapter 2 On \"Boat\" 2£®1 Living along the Water£ºForefathers' Life over the Riverside 2£®2 Taking the Raft through Waves£ºThe Invention of Boat 2£®3 Different Boats from North to South in China£ºTypes of Boat 2£®4 Lifting the Sail and Rowing the Boat with Oars£ºThe Compo-nents of Boat Chapter 3 On \"Carriage\" 3£®1 Identifying People's Status by Carriage 3£®2 Making the Way by Vanguards 3£®3 The Components of Carriage 3£®4 Unified Distance between the Wheels for All Carriages 3£®5 The Configuration of Carriage and Horse 3£®6 Flogging and Cracking 3£®7 Seating Arrangements in the Carriage 3£®8 Other Types of Carriage 3£®9 Wearing the Dress of Hu People and Shooting on Horse 3£®10 The Classification of Horse Chapter 4 On \"Road\" 4£®1 The Name of Road 4£®2 Branches of Road 4£®3 Winding Paths to Secluded Places 4£®4 Roads in Lanes 4£®5 Crisscrossed Footpaths among Fields 4£®6 Changing a Deep Chasm into a Thoroughfare 4£®7 Crisscrossed Waterways References