Very good condition in the original case and protective sleeves; blue boards binding the pages of stamps, post-marked envelopes, amazing photographs and chinese coins unearthed from the Three Gorges Reservoir area; "0004207" stamped on front page; "Distributed by: The post office Wushan County, Chong Municipality"; printing in English and Chinese.
 
"The Eternal Three Gorges of The Yangtze River: The Commemorating Album of the Scenic Spots in the Submerged Area of the Three Gorges & the Construction Project of the Three Gorges"
 
The 3,965 mile-long (6,380 kilometre-long) Yangtze river, which flows from the barren snowfields of Tibet to the fertile delta near Shanghai, has been a main trade artery for 2,000 years. The most spectacular section of the remarkable Yangtze river is the famous Three Gorges, which extends downstream for a distance of 120 miles (192 kilometres) through the Wushan Mountains from Baidicheng to the Nanjin Pass near Yichang.