In the Treaty of Nanking (1842) China was compelled to open five of its ports to foreign economic and political penetration, and even to compensate the opium smugglers for their losses.
China never opened any ports to foreign countries or goods.
mnli hypothesis: China never opened any ports to foreign countries or goods. premise: In the Treaty of Nanking (1842) China was compelled to open five of its ports to foreign economic and political penetration, and even to compensate the opium smugglers for their losses.