《中国外交关系简史》

Chapter ⅠHistory of Chinese Foreign Relations1

Introduction1

1．The Inter-states Relations2

（1）Prior to the Spring-And-Autumn Period2

（2）The Spring-And-Autumn Period4

（3）The Warring-States Period11

（4）Theories15

（5）Regulations Conducting War25

2．Relations with Bordering States28

（1）Foreign Policy29

（2）The Hsiung Nu29

（3）Chang Chian's Mission to the Western Regions30

（4）Chao Chun's Marriage32

（5）Pan Chao's Mission to the Western Regions34

（6）Chu-ko Liang36

（7）The Japanese Envoys39

（8）The Turkie40

（9）Relations with Tibet41

（10）Relations with the Uighurs42

（11）Sung Diplomacy43

（12）Conclusion44

3．Foreign Relations with European Countries46

（1）Marco Polo47

（2）Foreign Envoys48

（3）Portuguese and Spaniards50

（4）The Dutch53

（5）Great Britain's Mission55

（6） Relations with Russia63

（7）Machinery of Chinese Diplomacy65

（8）Permanent Residence of Foreign Diplomatic Missions67

（9）Chinese Diplomatic Missions Abroad68

（10）Conclusion71

Chapter ⅡForeign Advisers and the Diplomacy of the Manchu Empire75

Introduction75

1．Jesuits in the 17th Century77

（1）Father Adam Schall and the Goyer Mission78

（2）Father Gerbillon and the Treaty of Nertchinsk82

（3）Father Bouvet's Mission to France84

2．Mr.Anson Burlingame86

（1）Good Offices in the Anglo-Chinese Fleet Affairs in 186387

（2）The Burlingame Mission to America89

（3）The Burlingame Mission in Europe95

3．Sir Robert Hart99

（1）The Pin Chun Mission to Europe in 1866101

（2）Revision of the Treaty of Tientsin 1868104

（3）The Chefoo Convention1876113

（4） Settlement of the Chinese and French Dispute over Tonkin in 1885117

（5）Hongkong and Macao Agreements117

4．Conclusion:The Others120

Chapter ⅢChinese Diplomatic Practice and Treaty Relations121

1．Introduction121

2．（1）Abolition of Undiplomatic Phraseology122

（2）Exchange of Diplomatic Representatives126

（3）Rights and Privileges of Foreign Diplomatic Representatives136

（4）Correspondence138

（5）Machinery of Diplomacy146

（6）Audience Ceremony150

（7）Legation Quarters and Legation Guards159

（8）The Diplomatic Body162

（9） Conclusion168

Appendix1．Anson Burlingame's Instructions from the Tsung-li Yamen,26/11/1867169

2．Pin Chun's Mission.Sir R.Alcock to Lord Clarendon173

3．Hart's Statement on the Advice for Sending a Chinese Mission Abroad176

4．The Treaty of Nanking,1842177

5．Convention of Peking(1860)183

6．Convention for the Extension of Hongkong,1898188

7．The Sino-American Treaty,1943190

8．The Sino-British Treaty,1943197