He felt that Britain could not successfully transplant Chinese culture into British culture.
Explanation:
Qianlong not only felt that Britain could not successfully transplant Chinese culture into British culture, but also showed contempt for the numerous gifts bestowed by Britain in an attempt to seduce it with the creations of the growing British industry.
Qianlong also pointed out that Europeans absolutely needed the silk, china and tea produced by China and that allowing them to be exported was a sign of the Chinese empire's benevolence.
Had to look for the missing options and here is my answer.
Emperor Qian Long was actually known to be the sixth emperor of the <span>Qing dynasty. The main reason why Emperior Qian Long refused to share the Chinese Civilization with the British most especially to King George III is that British goods were not considered that useful and good for China. </span>
