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What are the major events in the history of China from 1860 to 1875?
1860 China traditional calendar year: the tenth year of Xianfeng, Emperor Wenzong of Qing Dynasty, and the year of Gengshen (Year of the Monkey). This year, the Yuanmingyuan, which attracted worldwide attention, was destroyed, and the Qing government successively signed the Tianjin Treaty and the Beijing Treaty, which humiliated the country and accelerated the pace of China's semi-colonial and semi-feudal society.

In A.D. 186 1 A.D. 1 A.D. 65438, the Qing court in China established the Office of State Affairs of the Prime Minister.

Empress Dowager Cixi of China staged a coup, killing Su Shun, Zai Yuan and Duan Hua and committing suicide; During the Tongzhi period, the two Empresses listened to politics.

In February 65438, China Zeng Guofan founded the Ordnance Institute in Anqing, and the Westernization Movement began.

AD 1862

In August, China established the Wentong Library of Westernization School to train translators.

AD 1864

Tianjing fell and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement in China failed.

AD 1865

HSBC set up a branch in China and Shanghai.

China Li Hongzhang moved Suzhou Artillery Bureau to Nanjing and established Jinling Manufacturing Bureau.

AD 1866

In August, China Zuo established Fuzhou Shipping Bureau in Mawei, Fuzhou.

Changfa Machine Factory, located in Shanghai, is the earliest private machine factory in China.

AD 1872

In August, Yung Wing led the first batch of 30 China students to the United States.

AD 1873

Established in Shanghai, China Shipping Merchants Bureau is the first modern shipping enterprise in China.

China Chen Qiyuan opened Jichanglong Silk Reeling Factory in Nanhai, Guangdong Province, which is the first machine silk reeling factory in China and the earliest national capital industrial enterprise.

AD 1875

In August, the Qing court in China sent Guo Songtao to Britain as an imperial envoy, which was the first time that a diplomatic envoy was officially sent overseas.

China plans to build Keelung Coal Mine in Taiwan Province Province, which is the first modern coal mining enterprise in China.