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The mathematician Euler's works were introduced to China by missionaries from which country?
Russia

Euler's works were first introduced to China, dating back to about 250 years ago. They were brought to China by Russian missionaries and given to the Jesuits, a branch of Catholicism. They are collected in the library of Beijing Catholic North Church.

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