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Paperback Des Grafen Macartney Gesandschaftsreise Nach China [German] Book

ISBN: 117972156X

ISBN13: 9781179721569

Des Grafen Macartney Gesandschaftsreise Nach China [German]

Des Grafen Macartney Gesandschaftsreise nach China offers a detailed account of Lord Macartney's historic mission to China in 1792-1794. Led by George Macartney, this British embassy sought to establish diplomatic and trade relations with the Qing dynasty under the Qianlong Emperor. The book provides insights into the complex interactions between British and Chinese cultures, the challenges of intercultural communication, and the political and economic ambitions of both nations during the late 18th century.

This historical document offers a unique perspective on the early encounters between Europe and China, highlighting the differences in worldview and the difficulties in establishing mutual understanding. Readers interested in diplomatic history, Chinese studies, or travel literature will find this account both informative and engaging.

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