The Rise of the Dragon Nation: A Roadmap of the Development of Chinese Nationalism

By: Michael Cinque Via R. Rajesh In September of 1794, Lord Macartney returned to Britain from China; his reports of the mission disappointed British expectations that the Chinese would recognize the two empires as equals and instead exuded an impression of Chinese arrogance (Shakir, 3). He had set out to establish formal diplomatic relations between his native Britain and the Qing empire. However, upon arriving at the imperial court, the request to kowtow before the emperor and the Chinese refu

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