 | James Cowles Prichard - 1844 - 682 頁
...the time of the Mongolian conquest of China. The difference between the Chinese and the Mandschoos is almost imperceptible ; the latter are however fatter...Asia. There are women in China, especially among the Mandschoos, who have as fine complexions as the handsomest women in Europe, without the aid of white... | |
 | James Cowles Prichard - 1844 - 682 頁
...the time of the Mongolian conquest of China. The difference between the Chinese and the Mandschoos is almost imperceptible ; the latter are however fatter...and more robust." " Though the physiognomy of the womeh is more agreeable than that of the men they are very far from possessing the beauty which is... | |
 | Barbara Hawes - 1844 - 414 頁
...But they have not that piercing eye, which so generally animates the Indian countenance. The aspect of the women is more agreeable than that of the men ; they wear their hair of a great length, and pay much attention to its arrangement, greazing it with bear's... | |
 | John Frost - 1849 - 478 頁
...But they have not that piercing eye, which so generally animates the Indian countenance. The aspect of the women is more agreeable than that of the men ; they wear their hair of a great length, and pay much attention to its arrangement, greasing it with bear's... | |
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... nose small, the eyes prominent and oblique ; the complexion, the black and stiff hair, the scanty whiskers and beard, indicate the connection of the Chinese with the Mongole, which must be dated from the time of the Mongolian conquest of China. The... 