How does Gilltay depict the Chinese Emperor and Macarnety differently

In 'The reception of the diplomatique and his suite, at the Court of Pekin' Gillray depicts the Chinese Emperor and Macartney differently in the following way:

James Gillray was a caricaturist and also a printmaker. He is known for his etched political and social satires. One of his works is the 'The reception of the diplomatique and his suite, at the Court of Pekin' where he depicted the Chinese Emperor and Macartney.

Gillray has been referred to as "the father of the political cartoon". Some of his works has satirized George III, Napoleon, prime ministers and generals.

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Mccartney refused and later Qianlong refused trading rights with King George III. ... Ming believed that China did not need anything from any country because ... Ming believed that the British traders such as Lord Macartney are disdain to the Chinese emperor. ... Hong Kong is part of China but is governed in a different way.

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