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Sino–Portuguese Treaty of Peking : ウィキペディア英語版
Sino-Portuguese Treaty of Peking

Sino-Portuguese Treaty of Peking, signed December 1, 1887, was an unequal trade treaty between the Kingdom of Portugal and Qing dynasty China.〔 Ride, May. Wordie, Jason (1989). ''The Voices of Macao Stones''. Hong Kong University Press. ISBN 962-209-487-2, ISBN 978-962-209-487-1.〕
==Signing==
On 13 August 1862, an attempt was made between China and Portugal to sign a trade treaty in Tientsin. If the treaty was not ratified in two years, it would become null. In 1864 the treaty did become null. Portugal did not get another chance to sign the second article of the treaty until March 26, 1887 in Lisbon.〔 An envoy was sent from Portugal to China. The protocol was signed by Sun Xuwen from the Chinese side and Tomás de Sousa Rosa for Portugal on December 1, 1887.〔

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