This book delves into the political challenges that hindered the success of Christian missionaries in China, providing insight into both the Chinese and Western perspectives during a time of major cultural clashes. Michie's writing explores the nuances of religious conversion and diplomacy that often had conflicting interests, as well as the broader historical context of imperial China and the Western powers of the time. A fascinating read for anyone interested in the dynamics of cross-cultural interactions and religious diplomacy.

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