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 Chinese image recorded by Macartney Embassy

September 26, 1792, Marcartney Embassy launched its journey to China. This is the earliest embassy between China and Britain in the modern history. However, the Qianlong Emperor still considered Britain as barbarian. His arrogance aroused the delegation's animosity, such as George Thomas Staunton. He later promoted to declare war toward China. About the up-to-date research about the Sino-Britain relationship before the Opium war, you may refer to our publication: Yu Po-ching‧Huang Yi-long, "Heavenly Dynasty and Men from Afar: George Thomas Staunton and Anglo-Chinese Relations, 1793-1840".

Chinese image recorded by Macartney Embassy

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