the first one dated 29 May 1910 sent from Mengtsz, Yunnan to Hamburg, Germany in 1910. It bears a 3-cent coiling dragon stamp and was stamped with three Mengtsz postmarks. It was transited through Hokow and has a "TOO LATE" handstamp on the front, which is interesting. The card dimensions are 91x137.5mm.   The second one was sent from Malanyu, Chihli to Germany on 18 Jun 1910. It bears three 1-cent coiling dragon stamps and was stamped with four clear Chihli Malanyu postmarks (May 12, Gengxu Year). It was transited through the Chihli Beitungchow branch office. There is no Berlin arrival stamp, and the card dimensions are 90.5x137mm. Malanyu is a small place in Hebei Province.   The third one, 2 Nov 1910, sent from Fancheng, Hubei to the U.S.A. It bears a 1-cent and a 2-cent coiling dragon stamp and was stamped with a FANCHENG waist-frame circle lunar year cds. It was transited through Hankow and Shanghai, and there's no arrival stamp. The card dimensions are 90x137.5mm. 

the first stationery card dated 23 Nov 1908, sent from Anking City, Anhui Province to Japan, with an additional 0.5 cent coiling dragon stamp, cancelled with an Anhui Anking Chinese waist-frame circle lunar year cds, transferred through Shanghai Chinese P.O. and the Shanghai I.J.P.O. with a Japan arrival stamp. The size of the card is 92.5x138.5mm. The second card, dated 16 Dec 1908, with an additional 0.5 cent Dragon stamp, cancelled with a Honan Changteh waist-frame circle d.s., and also cancelled with a Honan Yochow three-grid small circle lunar year cds, transferred through Shanghai. The size of the card is 91.5x138mm. Gaochang Temple and Anqing City are small places and rarely seen.   The third card dated 7 Feb 1912 sent from Kaochangmiao to Japan, with an additional 0.5 cent Dragon stamp, cancelled with a Kaochangmiao, Kiangsu waist-frame circle lunar year cds, transferred through Shanghai, exported by the Shanghai I.J.P.O., with a Nagasaki tansit cds, and two other postman-related stamps. The size of the card is 91.5x138mm. 

the first card sent from Chengtu to Japan on 13 July 1908. A 1/2-cent coiling dragon stamp was attached, with a Chengtu Chinese-English bilingual cds. It was transferred through Shanghai Chinese P.O.and then the Shanghai I.J.P.O. where the mail was delivered to Japan with Nagoya arrival stamp. The size of the card is 92x140mm.   The second card was sent from Chungking, Szechuan to Japan on 31 Dec 1909. A 1/2 cents coiling dragon stamp was attached, with a Chungking half-cut Chinese-English bilingual cds. It was transferred through Shanghai with the Shanghai half-cut small circle cds. There are also a Nagasaki transfer stamp and a Gunma Prefecture arrival stamp from Japan. The size of the card is 92x139.5mm. 

it was affixed with a Hsuan Tung 3 cent stamp. There were two Sian Shensi full Chinese waist-frame circled lunar year cds, Chengchow Shensi circled lunar year cds , and a blurred Shensi provincial postmark. It was transferred to Shanghai (Jan 28), then to Japan by sea to the USA. The postcard is well-preserved.