英文论文代写：中国现代历史
这封信从维多利亚女王的专员林则徐是写于1839年的皇后意识到贸易事务的状态在中国与英国商人的连续进口和销售鸦片的中国公民。这封信是公开的亮点越来越不安的中国皇帝对使用鸦片,被民众视为毒药没有区别。这封信还试图警告女王和她的部长们停止向中国派遣鸦片,也让他们意识到他们应该得到更好的产品进口相比,自己的出口到英国,大多是日常使用的产品,没有它很难生存。这封信还问,如果在英国禁止鸦片,为什么它是允许被发送到中国和中国当地人造成破坏。林则徐还请求更多预付的方式,英国人发现在中国销售鸦片将受到平等的惩罚依法普遍在中国,也可以适用于本国公民显示公平的司法系统。
英文论文代写：中国现代历史
The letter from the Commissioner Lin Zexu to Queen Victoria was written in 1839 to make the Queen aware of the state of trade affairs in China in connection with British business men’s continuous import and sale of Opium to Chinese citizens. The highlight of the letter was to make public the growing restlessness of the Chinese Emperor towards use of Opium, considered no difference to poison by its citizens. The letter also tried to warn the Queen and her ministers to stop sending opium to China, and also made them aware that they deserved much better product imports compared to their own exports to Britain which were mostly products of daily use, without which it would be hard to survive. The letter also asked that if opium is prohibited in Britain, why it is allowed to be sent to China and cause destruction of the Chinese natives. Lin Zexu also requests in a more upfront way that British people found selling opium in China would be subject to equal punishments according to the Law prevalent in China, as also would it be applicable to its own citizens to display a fair justice system.
