One of the most famous unequal treaties between China and Japan was signed?

Treaty of Shimonoseki. Main contents: 1. Ceded the Liaodong Peninsula, Taiwan and its affiliated islands, and the Penghu Islands to Japan.

2 to 200 million taels**.

3. Shashi, Chongqing, Suzhou, and Hangzhou were opened as treaty ports, and Japanese steamers could sail along the inland rivers into the above ports.

4. Japan is allowed to open factories in treaty ports in China, and products shipped to Chinese mainland are exempt from mainland taxes.

Treaty of Sincho (with the 8-nation coalition).

Treaty of Shimonoseki. Treaty of Xincho.

Treaty of Shimonoseki, Treaty of Kocho.

Brief description of the treaty:

Japan was recognized as inheriting all the rights and interests of Germany in Shandong, and Shandong Province was not allowed to cede or lease other countries

The privileges of the Japanese to reside, travel, operate industry and commerce, and mine in South Manchuria and eastern Inner Mongolia were recognized. The lease period of Lushun and Dalian and the management period of the Nanman and Anbong railways were extended to a limit of 99 years.

Hanyeping Company was changed to a Sino-Japanese joint venture, the nearby mines are not allowed to be mined by people outside the company.

All China's coastal harbors and islands will not be leased or ceded to other countries

China** employs Japanese as political, military, and financial advisers. China and Japan jointly set up police and arsenals. The construction rights of the railways between Wuchang and Nanchang, Nanchang and Hangzhou, and Nanchang and Chaozhou were transferred to Japan.

In Fujian Province, Japan has the right of priority for mining, the construction of seaports and shipyards, and the construction of roads.

Treaty of Shimonoseki", signed with Japan.

In 1894, Japan deliberately provoked the Sino-Japanese War, and the Qing Dynasty was defeated the following year, so Li Hongzhang was sent to Japan to negotiate peace, and on April 17, 1895, he signed the humiliating Treaty of Shimonoseki with Japanese Prime Minister Ito Hirobumi, ceding Taiwan and the Penghu Islands to Japan.

After the news broke, the whole country was indignant, and more than 1,000 people from 18 provinces, including Taiwan, who were tested in Beijing, wrote letters on buses opposing the secession of Taiwan. The whole province of Taiwan cried and shook the sky, and the gong sounded to strike the market.

Sino-Japanese Treaty of Reconciliation Li Hongzhang 13-8-1871;

Sino-Japanese Treaty of Peking Yixin 31-10-1874;

Sino-Japanese Treaty of Tientsin, Li Hongzhang, 18-4-1885;

Sino-Japanese Treaty of Shimonoseki Li Hongzhang 200 million taels Sent to the island of Taiwan Ryukyu subject 7-4-1895;

Sino-Japanese Treaty of Southern Liaoning, Li Hongzhang, 30 million taels, 8-11-1895;

Sino-Japanese Conference [Manchurian Aftermath Treaty] 22-12-1905;

Sino-Japanese 11-Article Treaty Lu Zhengxiang 9-5-1915;

Sino-Japanese Military Pact Yun Peng 16-5-1918;

The Treaty of Shimonoseki is the most famous during this period, which greatly deepened China's semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, and the Xinchou Treaty was signed jointly with the participating countries, including not only Japan.