 Soon enough, the Qing troops reached Zhejiang.According to Martini's own report (which appeared in some editions of his "De bello tartarico"), the Jesuit was able to switch his allegiance to China's new masters in an easy enough, but bold, way.When Wenzhou, in southern Zhejiang, where Martini happened to be on a mission for Zhu Yujian, was besieged by the Qing and was about to fall, the Jesuit decorated the house where he was staying with a large red poster with seven characters saying, "Here lives a doctor of the divine Law who has come from the Great West".