Peking Gazette （京報）, the information of which was derived according to Di Bao （邸報）, or Di Chao （邸抄）, wasa sort of Chinese official papers and a main form to spread court information in Ming and Qing dynast...Peking Gazette （京報）, the information of which was derived according to Di Bao （邸報）, or Di Chao （邸抄）, wasa sort of Chinese official papers and a main form to spread court information in Ming and Qing dynasty. Westernersrepresented by Britons who came to China had paid great attention to the Peking Gazette in the 19th Century. Andtheir interests in the Peking Gazette endued these traditional papers a new mission. British missionaries anddiplomats coming to China kept a tradition of translating and introducing the Peking Gazette in the 19th Century.Thomas Francis Wade is the key man in promoting the formation of the tradition. During the period of the SecondOpium War, Wade＇s interests in the Peking Gazette had promoted the role of the Peking Gazette to be transformedfrom the ＂information source＂ to the ＂negotiation method＂, and also greatly influenced the Sino-British powerrelationship in ＂Information Space＂ in the second part of the 19th Century.展开更多
On the eve of the Opium War,J.F.Davis,His Majesty’s Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China,put forward“Reticent”policy to ease the Sino-British relations after“Napier’s Fizzle”.The“Reticent”policy is a...On the eve of the Opium War,J.F.Davis,His Majesty’s Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China,put forward“Reticent”policy to ease the Sino-British relations after“Napier’s Fizzle”.The“Reticent”policy is an informal foreign policy towards China,the main purpose of which is to safeguard Britain’s economic interests in China.However,due to the compromise of this policy,it aroused the dissatisfaction and resistance of British businessmen in China,so it was not implemented for a long time.After the“Reticent”policy failed,the British government turned to the“gunboat”policy.展开更多
After the founding of New China, Sino-British economic and trade relations went throughups and downs. Since Chinas adoption of the policy of reform and opening to the outside,especially since the return of Hong Kong t...After the founding of New China, Sino-British economic and trade relations went throughups and downs. Since Chinas adoption of the policy of reform and opening to the outside,especially since the return of Hong Kong to China, bilateral economic and trade relationshave entered a new stage of sound expansion. The United Kingdom has become Chinasthird biggest trade partner in Europe while China has become the tenth biggest supplier ofBritains imported goods. The establishment of a comprehensive strategic Sino-Britishpartnership the extensive exchanges at all levels between the two countries, the obvious andgreat economic complementarities between the two countries and the smooth return of HongKong with the successful implementation of the one country, two systems policy in HongKong SAR, have opened broad prospects for the expansion of bilateral economic and traderelations between China and the U. K. However, at present, there still exist some problems,such as too small a proportion of bilateral trade in the two countries respective foreigntrade, too small an absolute amount of British investment in China, etc. With efforts by bothsides, the mutually beneficial economic and trade relations between China and the U. K. arebound to grow further in the future.展开更多
Fu Ying,China’s Ambassador to Britain,says growing bilateral ties between the two nations face new opportunities China and Britain are seeing more and more common strategic interests between them and their deepened b...Fu Ying,China’s Ambassador to Britain,says growing bilateral ties between the two nations face new opportunities China and Britain are seeing more and more common strategic interests between them and their deepened bilateral relationship is in accordance with social requirements and the wishes of their people,said Fu Ying,China’s Ambassador to Britain.For the UK,China’s development is an opportunity that will展开更多
As late as 6000 B.C. Hong Kong island and Kowloon Peninsula were still connected to the mainland. A large number of cultural relics dating back to the middle and late stages of the New Stone Age and the Bronze Age hav...As late as 6000 B.C. Hong Kong island and Kowloon Peninsula were still connected to the mainland. A large number of cultural relics dating back to the middle and late stages of the New Stone Age and the Bronze Age have been unearthed on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon展开更多
文摘Peking Gazette （京報）, the information of which was derived according to Di Bao （邸報）, or Di Chao （邸抄）, wasa sort of Chinese official papers and a main form to spread court information in Ming and Qing dynasty. Westernersrepresented by Britons who came to China had paid great attention to the Peking Gazette in the 19th Century. Andtheir interests in the Peking Gazette endued these traditional papers a new mission. British missionaries anddiplomats coming to China kept a tradition of translating and introducing the Peking Gazette in the 19th Century.Thomas Francis Wade is the key man in promoting the formation of the tradition. During the period of the SecondOpium War, Wade＇s interests in the Peking Gazette had promoted the role of the Peking Gazette to be transformedfrom the ＂information source＂ to the ＂negotiation method＂, and also greatly influenced the Sino-British powerrelationship in ＂Information Space＂ in the second part of the 19th Century.
文摘On the eve of the Opium War,J.F.Davis,His Majesty’s Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China,put forward“Reticent”policy to ease the Sino-British relations after“Napier’s Fizzle”.The“Reticent”policy is an informal foreign policy towards China,the main purpose of which is to safeguard Britain’s economic interests in China.However,due to the compromise of this policy,it aroused the dissatisfaction and resistance of British businessmen in China,so it was not implemented for a long time.After the“Reticent”policy failed,the British government turned to the“gunboat”policy.
文摘After the founding of New China, Sino-British economic and trade relations went throughups and downs. Since Chinas adoption of the policy of reform and opening to the outside,especially since the return of Hong Kong to China, bilateral economic and trade relationshave entered a new stage of sound expansion. The United Kingdom has become Chinasthird biggest trade partner in Europe while China has become the tenth biggest supplier ofBritains imported goods. The establishment of a comprehensive strategic Sino-Britishpartnership the extensive exchanges at all levels between the two countries, the obvious andgreat economic complementarities between the two countries and the smooth return of HongKong with the successful implementation of the one country, two systems policy in HongKong SAR, have opened broad prospects for the expansion of bilateral economic and traderelations between China and the U. K. However, at present, there still exist some problems,such as too small a proportion of bilateral trade in the two countries respective foreigntrade, too small an absolute amount of British investment in China, etc. With efforts by bothsides, the mutually beneficial economic and trade relations between China and the U. K. arebound to grow further in the future.
文摘Fu Ying,China’s Ambassador to Britain,says growing bilateral ties between the two nations face new opportunities China and Britain are seeing more and more common strategic interests between them and their deepened bilateral relationship is in accordance with social requirements and the wishes of their people,said Fu Ying,China’s Ambassador to Britain.For the UK,China’s development is an opportunity that will
文摘As late as 6000 B.C. Hong Kong island and Kowloon Peninsula were still connected to the mainland. A large number of cultural relics dating back to the middle and late stages of the New Stone Age and the Bronze Age have been unearthed on Hong Kong Island, Kowloon
