The document lists several photographs that are copyrighted by David Rayner and used to illustrate China. It notes exceptions for some photographs that are used under a Creative Commons license, including images of the Great Wall of China, camels in Inner Mongolia, a minority village in Southwestern China, and a landscape near Lhasa in Tibet captured by Michael Mooney. It also lists exceptions for photographs of a Chinatown market in Chongqing by Addictive Picasso and New Year celebrations in Chinatown NYC by Patrick Kwan.

1. China or not?

37. All photographs are copyright © David Rayner except for the following photographs which
are used under a Creative Commons License with the photographers permission:
The Great Wall of China
Camels in Inner Mongolia
A typical minority village in South-western China
Landscape near Lhasa in Tibet.
Photographer: Michael Mooney, USA
Chinatown, London
A grim sight at a street market in Chongqing, South-west China
Photographer: Addictive Picasso, UK
New Year celebration in Chinatown NYC
Photographer: Patrick Kwan, USA
Chinatown, Nagoya, Japan
Photographer: Paul Davidson, Japan