Photograph of a standing camel statue on Elephant Road in Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum.

Photograph of a section the grounds of Linggu Temple in Nanking. Linggu Pagoda is in the distance.

Photograph of a woman with Confucius Temple. Linggu Pagoda seen in background

Photograph of a woman sitting on a stone horse in Ming Xiaoling, Nanking.

Photograph of Linggu temple grounds from inside the Linggu Pagoda in Nanking.

Photograph of the a soldier with rifle standing beside a statue of a guard on the Spirit Way, in Nanking.

Photograph of a Chinese Pavilion surrounded by trees in Nanking.

Photograph of a stone slab in Linggu Temple. Images of the sun, clouds and mountains are carved into the slab and framed by an intricate pattern.

Photograph of the Linggu Pagoda of Linggu Temple. Linggu Pagoda was built in 1930 to 1932 to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives during the Northern Expedition (Cody, 2001, 191-193). Cf. Cody, J. (2001). Building in China: Henry K Murphy's "Adaptive Architecture" 1914-1935. pp. 191–193. Hong Kong, China: Chinese University Press.