Shanghai parks written by Louise B. Wilson of North-China Herald

1. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: The Bund Gardens a Home of History, 5 June 1926: 444.
2. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: II-- Wayside Park and Its Dutch Gardens: An Oasis of Cleanliness in a Murky Neighbourhood: Amah' and the Lily;, 12 June 1926: 488.
3. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: III-- Quinsan Square, Hunting Ground of the Past But Hunt ing Now Only in Youthful Fancy: The Age of Make-Believe, 19 June 1926: 535.
4. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: IV-- Jessfield the True Beauty Spot: Nature's Kind Yielding to the Hand of Man: Memories of Unkaza: The Alpine Garden, 26 June 1926: 588.
5. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: V-- Hongkew for Use and Beauty: Some History: Laying-out in 1903 and Progress Since: Daintiness and Delight but No Swank: The Recreational Side, 3 July 1926: 21.
6. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: VI.-- Koukaza, a Piece of France Translated to Far Cathay: Beauty and Patriotism: Freedom from Besetting Worries of Self-Consciousness: Appearances of Age, 10 July 1926: 69.
7. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: VII.--The Story of the Public Recreation Ground and Its Importance in the Life of Shanghai, with Some Account of What Went Before, 17 July 1926: 114.
8. THE PARKS OF SHANGHAI: VIII. Nanyang and Studley Parks: Parva Sed Apta: Unique Contributions: The Gentle Persuasion of Shroffs: Admirable Outlay of Trees and Floral Specimens, 24 July 1926: 164.