This series explores the Opium Wars in the 19th century, shedding light on the causes, major events, and lasting impacts of these hidden conflicts. From the underlying factors behind the wars to the economic, social, and political consequences, this series examines the historical significance of the Opium Wars, highlighting their influence on global power dynamics and the long-term effects on China's national identity. Additionally, it reflects on the lessons learned and the evolution of drug policies and international relations. Through a comprehensive analysis, this series unveils the hidden conflicts that shaped the 19th century.