We could get rid of them and their money afterwards by delivering them to their Mandarin or
Taotai, or whatever they call these chaps in goggles you see being carried about in sedan-chairs through their stinking streets.
It was resolved further that the
taotai (daotai) (the Chinese official in charge of administration and foreign diplomacy) and the principal officials of the walled town of Shanhaikwan were to be summoned to appear before the representatives of the coalition nations at Fort No.
As is known, on November 29, 1845, George Balfour, an English consulate representing the English government, and Kung Moo-yun,
Taotai of Shanghai (the Circuit Intendant), representing the late Qing government, signed The Shanghai Land Regulations, which initiated the history of the International Settlement.
The British consul's immediate request for the capture and punishment of the offenders was deterred by Shanghai
Taotai, who was reluctant to cooperate.
According to Zeng (shcaoan.com, 2012), who was the host of Tonight Who Is Winner (jinwan
taotai shui), Tudou was very often dissatisfied with the participants who were little known to the audience in the Mainland.
El consul ingles John Gibson intento resolver el problema con las autoridades locales, tanto con el magistrado de Fengshan como con el
taotai Liang Yuangui ([TEXTO IRREPRODUCIBLE EN ASCII]), pero no consiguio nada efectivo.
Li Yuanchao tan mowei
taotai: Dang Gangbu jiu gai you yali [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] [Li Yuanchao discusses the removal of the worst performing officials: Cadres should work under pressure], March 30.