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Emperor Qianlong restricted European missionary activities in China primarily due to concerns over foreign influence and the preservation of Chinese culture and tradition. He viewed these activities as potential threats to social stability and Confucian values, fearing that they could undermine the authority of the state and existing belief systems. Additionally, Qianlong's policies reflected a desire to assert China's sovereignty and limit the intrusion of foreign powers, which he saw as encroachments on Chinese sovereignty.

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