The Qing court took the initiative to allocate concessions to Britain and the United States, why did

Because Americans don't believe that there is such a good thing, they really think too much.

Since it was rented to them, they would definitely have to charge for the digging, and they didn't want to pay for it, so they didn't want to build it.

Because they think it's impossible, they don't dare to ask for it.

Because the United States was afraid that this was a conspiracy, it was more surprised.

Because the Americans did not have the time and leisure to manage the concession, they offered to return the concession to the Qing Dynasty. Then the Americans proposed it several times, but the Qing Dynasty rejected itNone agreed to the US proposal. After the defeat of the Second Opium War, the British forcibly drew a concession, which was the British Concession in Tianjin.

Later, the French were also unwilling, and carved a place next to the British Concession, called the French Concession.

Because in the Second Opium War, the United States did not have time to manage China's affairs, so it played a kind role and won the favor of the Qing **, among the four major powers, the United States was the only one who did not ask for the demarcation of concessions。In order to repay the kindness of the United States and to facilitate the management of American businessmen by the American Consulate, Qing ** allocated another piece of land next to the British Concession and gave it to the United States, and also gave a lease deed.

The United States is also very flattered by the generosity of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the U.S. ambassador to China was against the concession system, and at that time, the United States had no time to manage China's affairs, they were busy with the Civil War, and they did not have time to deal with the affairs of the concessionFor a long time, the American concessions were vacant and not functioning. The U.S. consulate proposed to the late Qing Dynasty to give up the American concession in Tianjin, but the Qing Dynasty did not respond to the U.S. demand.

Then the United States could only continue to administer the concession, and after a few years, the United States handed over its concession to the British, on the condition that all rights of the U.S. Concession are retained, and all transfers of leased land in the U.S. Concession must be registered with the U.S. Consulate.

The United States wanted to return the concession to the Chinese for a purpose, and after thinking about it, the Qing ** felt that it was not cost-effective, and the Qing Dynasty was about to fall, so no one had the heart to care about these things anymore.

The U.S. consul took the initiative to propose to the Qing Dynasty, declaring that he would abandon the U.S. concession in Tianjin and hand over the Tianjin U.S. Concession to Tianjin Customs. However, the Qing Dynasty did not respond and did not take over the American Concession in Tianjin. One wants to return the concession, the other does not want to take it back.

There is no such thing, because the United States does not have a concession ...... China

The United States offered to return the concession to the Qing Dynasty on several occasions, and the United States offered to return the concession to the Qing Dynasty on several occasions.

This can't be, I haven't heard of it, the United States can't return the concession to the Qing Dynasty, unless he has greater interests.

Is there such a thing? Why haven't I heard of it. Are the Yankees so kind? Do you want to take it by force?

It seems that China does not have an American concession.

No response! I don't think it's useful, I don't have time to take care of it!