Read the following excerpt from Emperor Qian Long's Letter to King George III in England in 1793: If you assert that your reverence for Our Celestial dynasty fills you with a desire to acquire our civilisation, our ceremonies and code of laws differ so completely from your own that, even if your Envoy were able to acquire the rudiments of our civilisation, you could not possibly transplant our manners and customs to your alien soil. Therefore, however adept the Envoy might become, nothing would be gained thereby. Based on this excerpt, what can most logically be concluded about Emperor Qian Long's point of view?
A. British culture should be highly valued by all nations.
B. The British are too crude to adapt the more refined Chinese customs.
C. The British need to behave more like the Chinese in the future.
D. The Chinese people can learn many things from British culture.