The Anti-drug Battle of Guangxi in Late Qing Dynasty
LU Ji-kang
Abstract
LU Ji-kang
Abstract
In the latter stage of Qing Dynasty, the government raised a movement of wiping out the scourge of opium in Guangxi. Because the opium cigarette tax was one of the important sources of the fiscal revenues of Guangxi, and the interests of the opium were in close relation with each power. On time limit and measures the of the narcotics control, the executive authorities of Guangxi and Guangxi legislature could not agree with each other. So, they launched a series of struggles, that had a very great impact on society at that time.
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In the latter stage of Qing Dynasty, the government raised a movement of wiping out the scourge of opium in Guangxi. Because the opium cigarette tax was one of the important sources of the fiscal revenues of Guangxi, and the interests of the opium were in close relation with each power. On time limit and measures the of the narcotics control, the executive authorities of Guangxi and Guangxi legislature could not agree with each other. So, they launched a series of struggles, that had a very great impact on society at that time.
Key concepts: Opium, Battle, Legislature, Political science, Revenue, Government (linguistics), Power (physics), Ancient history