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Ⅰ．How Dunhuang Got Its Name
1．1 Migration of the Tocharian People
1．2 Legends of Mount Sanwei and Queen of the West
1．3 Ode to Celestial Steed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty

Ⅱ．The Humanistic Environment of Dunhuang
2．1 Frontier Establishment and Its Maintenance
2．2 Farming of the Immigrants
2．3 The Earliest World Trade Convention
2．4 Temples， Monasteries and School Education

Ⅲ．Construction of the Mogao Caves
3．1 Cave Building at Mogao
3．2 Function of the Caves
3．3 Structure of the Caves

Ⅳ．Library Cave and Dunhuang Manuscripts
4．1 Discovery of the Library Cave
4．2 The Largest Collection of Religious Manuscripts
4．3 The Lost Tang Epic The Lament of the Lady of Oin
4．4 Various Economic Documents
4．5 Manuscripts of Shuyi
4．6 Manuscripts of Topography and Folk Customs

Ⅴ．Loss of Dunhuang Treasures
5．1 Merits and Faults of Wang the Daoist Priest
5．2 Foreign Robbers Coming One after Another
5．3 Shameful Looting after the Robbery
5．4 ColLections of Dunhuang Cultural Relics

Ⅵ．Murals in the Mogao Caves
6．1 Contents of the Murals at Mogao
6．2 Apsaras of Dunhuang
6．3 Stylistic Features of the Dunhuang Murals
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Ⅶ．Painted Sculptures of Dunhuang
Ⅷ．Dunhuang Is in China but Dunhuang
Studies Is in the World
A List of Institutions with the ColLection of Dunhuang Documents