why does the emperor say that british merchants cannot use the island near chusan for trading purposes

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why does the emperor say that british merchants cannot use the island near chusan for trading purposes

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Because there are no language interpreters available in that area. (APEX)

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Because if Qian Long gave Britain land, he would have to give other trading countries the same rights....

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