How would the conditions laid forth in this treaty affect the fiscal health of the Qing empire?

The effect of the Treaty of Nanjing was particularly similar to the effect of the Opium War, since the Treaty of Nanjing left the Opium War.

Clarification:

In this bargain, the British were given Hong Kong, just as free access to five ports. In these five ports, the British inhabitants had the privilege of extraterritoriality. That is, they were not expose to Chinese law. In prompt terms, these were not too essential. Be that as it may, they spoke to the start of a progression of mortifying scenes in which the Chinese were compelled to open up increasingly more toward the West.