• Preface
• Introduction
• Commemorative photography
• Introduction of Sino-Africa Joint Research Center, CAS
• Part I: National Geography
• Part II: Major Features
• Part III: Fantastic Landscapes.

• Beijing City, China: 4th edition, scale/echéle 1:23,000 / cartography by Andrew Alfred-Duggan ; edited by Yusuke Ujimiya, Mark Ramsay, Tran Dinh Cuong ; Lan Joyce, Editor in Chief
• Beijing region: 4th edition, scale 1:280,000 / cartography by Andrew Alfred-Duggan ; edited by Yusuke Ujimiya, Mark Ramsay, Tran Dinh Cuong ; Lan Joyce, Editor in Chief.

• Insets on recto: Location map
• Map showing Tibet Autonomous Region extension after the "17-Point Agreement"
• Tibetan boundaries as published by the Information Office, Tibetan Government in Exile
• Changing boundaries in Tibet
• Verso: Place name index.

Map shows townships, county headquarters, county and provincial boundaries, major rivers and roads. The map and township index information is based on the 2000 Chinese Census township level administrative units (fourth-level of census geography unit). Includes Jiedao (urban street location), Zhen (township with urban population) and Xiang (township without urban population). Presently map publications of this area are done in Chinese and transliterated to Pinyin phonetic system. The goal of this map and companion index is to contribute to the creation of a comprehensive Tibetan geographic name database that will capture locations that were or are in Tibetan to correct previous errors. Many Tibetan phonemes are not translatable to Chinese characters, therefore, a phonetic transcription is difficult to render to the Pinyin system.