What happened after the british became more imperialistic and forced china to sign trade agreements?

imports to china and exports from china grew.
great britain and china merged industries.
imports to britain grew, but exports to china fell.
china refused to honor the agreements.

Explanation:

The First Opium War, otherwise called the Anglo-Chinese War was a progression of military showdown between the British and the Qing line of China over their clashing perspectives on discretionary relations, exchange, and the organization of equity in China.  

In 1842, the Qing line was compelled to sign the Treaty of Nanking which conceded a reimbursement and extraterritoriality to Britain, canceled the cohong arrangement of exchange, opened five bargain ports to remote traders, and surrendered Hong Kong island to the British Empire.

a - Imports to China and exports from China grew.

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