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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The Opium War struck the first fateful blow to the Qing Dynasty. The 1839-42 British had imported opium from India into China in order to equalise the trade balance between the two main overseas markets. Attempts by the Qing Dynasty to bring a halt to the opium trade led to war with Britain. The Chinese were defeated, betrayed by their own officials. The rulers were forced to relinquish Hong Kong and to open up five new ports to trade with Europe. Exploited by their reckless rulers, stupefied by the opium of foreign 1851-64 powers and starving, the Chinese people rose </p>
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