Which areas were opened by the Treaty of Shimonoseki

China has opened Fusha City, Chongqing, Suzhou and Hangzhou as commercial ports;

Treaty ports were opened.

Sha City, Jingzhou City, Hubei Province, Chongqing City, Sichuan Province, Suzhou Province, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province.

Fusha City, Chongqing, Suzhou and Hangzhou are open as commercial ports.

Note: The Treaty of Shimonoseki includes 11 paragraphs of the Peace Treaty, 3 paragraphs of the Treaty of Peace, 3 paragraphs of the Treaty of Negotiation, and 2 paragraphs of the Extension of the Armistice. Chinese is called "China" in the original and "Qing Kingdom" in Japanese.

According to the terms of the treaty, China ceded the Liaodong Peninsula (which was later unsuccessful due to the intervention of the three countries to return Liao), Taiwan Island and its affiliated islands, and the Penghu Islands to Japan, and compensated Japan 200 million taels**. China also added Shashi, Chongqing, Suzhou, and Hangzhou as commercial ports, and allowed Japan to invest and set up factories in China's treaty ports.

Japan has opened four places, namely Mu Hangzhou and Xuzhou ......

The main content is 20,000 yuan for Japan and Japan.

The Treaty of Shimonoseki reads:

Paragraph 1: China recognizes the DPRK as a completely independent and self-reliant state. Therefore, if there is a loss of its independent system, such as the country's contribution ceremony to China, etc., it will be abolished in the future.

Paragraph 2: China shall administer the right to open up the territory and cede to Japan forever all the fortresses, weapons, factories, and all public goods in the territory.

1. The southern part of Mukden Province within the demarcation of the lower opening. From the mouth of the Yalu River, the river is traced to the mouth of the Anping River, and from the mouth of the river to Phoenix, Haicheng and Yingkou, and the place south of the broken line is drawn; All the cities and towns of the former city are included in the demarcation line. After the line arrives at the Liao River at Yingkou, it flows down to the mouth of the sea, and is divided by the center of the river.

The eastern shore of Liaodong Bay and the northern shore of the Yellow Sea are among the islands of Mukden, and they are also within the boundaries of the concession.

2. The whole island of Taiwan and all affiliated islands.

3. Penghu Islands. That is, the islands between 19 degrees east longitude and 120 degrees east longitude and 23 degrees north latitude and 24 degrees north latitude in the United Kingdom.

Paragraph 3: After the ratification and exchange of the boundaries set forth in the preceding paragraph and on the maps attached to this Treaty, the two countries shall each appoint two or more members of the Commission for the Delimitation of the Boundaries to conduct surveys on the spot to determine the demarcation. In the event that the boundaries of this Agreement are hindered or inconvenient by the terrain or geography, the members shall make appropriate reference to make changes.

The members of the committee shall proceed with the affairs of the boundary as soon as possible, with a view to completing the work within one year after the commission. However, in the event that the boundaries of the two States have been changed, the boundaries of the two countries shall be corrected in accordance with the provisions of this Treaty without the approval of the two States.

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The Treaty of Shimonoseki was a treaty signed by the Qing Dynasty of China and Japan on April 17, 1895 (March 23, 21st year of Guangxu), formerly known as the "Shimonoseki New Treaty", and Japan is also known as the Shimonoseki Treaty or the Japanese-Japanese Peace Treaty. It includes 11 paragraphs of the "Peace Treaty", 3 paragraphs of the "Separate Treaty", 3 paragraphs of the "Negotiated Articles", and two paragraphs of the "Armistice Extension Article". The signing of the Treaty of Shimonoseki marked the end of the Sino-Japanese War (the First Sino-Japanese War).

The Sakura side of the Chinese side was represented by Li Hongzhang and Li Jingfang, and the Japanese side was represented by Hirobumi Ito and Mutsu Munemitsu.