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A Century of Humiliation for Europe

Summary by Sin Permiso
In 1842, broken and defeated, China sent its highest bureaucrat, Qiying, to Nanjing to meet with Sir Henry Pottinger, the ruthless British colonial administrator, who dictated the terms of capitulation. The resulting Nanjing treaty caused China to lose everything it had, without getting anything in return, except humiliation. Then there was talk of “trade agreement,” while traders offered in London and Chinese poets immortalized in verse the sha…
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In 1842, broken and defeated, China sent its highest bureaucrat, Qiying, to Nanjing to meet with Sir Henry Pottinger, the ruthless British colonial administrator, who dictated the terms of capitulation. The resulting Nanjing treaty caused China to lose everything it had, without getting anything in return, except humiliation. Then there was talk of “trade agreement,” while traders offered in London and Chinese poets immortalized in verse the sha…

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Sin Permiso broke the news in on Friday, August 22, 2025.
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