after granting trading rights to the dutch in the netherlands, china allowed them to\nenter the forbidden…

after granting trading rights to the dutch in the netherlands, china allowed them to\nenter the forbidden city without special permission.\ntrade with britain and other nations.\nset up trading posts at ports in china.\nbring their missionaries to chinese port cities.

after granting trading rights to the dutch in the netherlands, china allowed them to\nenter the forbidden city without special permission.\ntrade with britain and other nations.\nset up trading posts at ports in china.\nbring their missionaries to chinese port cities.

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Brief Explanations:

Historically, after China granted trading rights to the Dutch, they were allowed to set up trading - posts at ports in China. Entering the Forbidden City without special permission was highly restricted. There is no indication that the permission to trade with the Dutch was related to trading with Britain and other nations. And the focus was on trade, not specifically on bringing missionaries.

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set up trading posts at ports in China.