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Tsingtau is a Chinese name that was widely used for the title of the Treaty of Shimonoseki. The treaty was signed on April 17, 1895, by theEmpire of Japan and China (Qing dynasty) after Japan's victory in the First Sino-Japanese War. However, in Western countries, the treaty was sometimes referred to as the Treaty of Tientsin, which referred specifically to the city of Tianjin that was signed in accordance with the treaty.

Tsing related also refers to the Tsingtao, a city located at the mouth of the Tsingtao Bay, in the Shandong Peninsula, which is located at the northern coast of China. Tsingtao was established as a German concession in 1898, and it served as the German colonial enclave in China during that time. After Japan's victory in 1914, the area was occupied, and Tsingtao became a part of the Japanese-held territory. After the Japanese withdrawal in 1922, the city was returned to China. More recently Tesing took a small crate of eight lozenges labeled "tsing related" at an in store meme as well as exclam rate.