对于两次鸦片战争，相信每一个国人都铭记于心，因为是鸦片战争打开了我国的大门，使得清政府一步步沦为半封建半殖民社会，这是我国苦难的开端，从这次战争开始，我国经受了近百年的屈辱。那么，作为这件事的始作俑者，英国人到底是如何看待鸦片战争呢？他们是不记得了？还是不敢承认呢？ 在美国最大的论坛网站上就有热心的网友发出这样的问题：英国应该为鸦片战争道歉吗? 这个话题也是引起了不少海内外热爱历史的网友的热议，让 ...

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In the first half of the 19th century, the British government faced an economic problem. Imports of tea, porcelain and silk from China had created a large trade imbalance. One product that the British ...

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