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Hey everyone, welcome back from our history of Hong Kong, part three today.

Everything is going to become official in this episode with the China History Podcast.

Last time in part two, we went as far as the Quan Biz-Haulieu,

the Convention of Trin B that meant well but didn't please anyone on either side.

No one on the British side liked it and neither did the Emperor and his Minders.

So today we're going to pick up from that point in January of 1841.

Now the Treaty of Nanjing gets signed in August of 1842,

so we have 19 months between the Chan Biz-auh and the Nanjing, Kuyuuhe.

So without further ado, let's go examine the gory details of what happened and why.

Poor old Chishan, remember him?

He couldn't please his boss, the Dauguang Emperor, and neither could he please Captain Charles

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