The British on their part, undertook to withdraw all of their troops from Nanjing, the Grand Canal and the military post at Zhenhai, as well as not to interfere with China trade generally, after the emperor had given his assent to the treaty and the first instalment of money had been received (Article XII). British troops would remain in Gulangyu and Zhaobaoshan until the Qing government had paid reparations in full (Article XII).
The British on their part undertook to withdraw all of their troops from Nanjing the Grand Canal and the military post at Zhenhai as well as not to interfere with China trade generally after the emperor had given his assent to the treaty and the first instalment of money had been received (Article XII) British troops would remain in Gulangyu and Zhaobaoshan until the Qing government had paid reparations in full (Article XII)