The answer is tea. During the 1800s, the Qing Dynasty in China engaged in trade with English colonists. One of the main commodities that the Qing Dynasty exported to England was tea. Tea was highly demanded by the English population, and it became a popular beverage in Britain during this time. To obtain the heavily demanded tea, the English colonists traded items such as Chinese pottery with the Qing Dynasty. This trade allowed both parties to benefit economically and culturally.
The Qing Dynasty during the 1800s produced and exchanged items with English colonists in order to obtain heavily demanded tea.
