The Process of China's Abolition of Unequal Treaties

Author: Wang Jianlang
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: This is a true history of China's century-long struggle to say "no." Awakening Chinese people rose up against the constraints of unequal treaties, broke free from the chains, and standing tall, China, with its strong national power as a backing, swept away all unequal treaties and restored its sovereignty over Hong Kong and Macao as scheduled. This is a specialized work that fills an academic. Based on extensive research of relevant materials and existing fragmentary research achievements of predecessors, the author takes the abrogation of treaties as the main thread, presenting the entire process of China's abrogation of unequal treaties to readers. This is a work with distinct academic personality. The insights presented are outstanding, featuring a unique academic style and. This is a highly readable work. Unlike the dryness and dullness of general academic works, the book is written in fluent language, full of passion, with every word revealing the author's admiration and praise for the arduous journey of the Chinese people in abrogating unequal treaties, as well as their hope and confidence in the comprehensive rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.