The Burlingame Treaty included articles that gave the Chinese the right to free travel in the US and gave the two nations reciprocal access to education.
The more groundbreaking articles included measures that promised the Chinese the right to free immigration and travel within the United States, and allowed for the protection of Chinese citizens in the United States in accordance with the most-favored-nation principle. Another article gave the citizens of the two nations reciprocal access to education and schooling when living in the other country. 
