This paper tried to demonstrate some characteristics of a manuscript of Brevis Relatio that is preserved now at the Central Library of Seoul National University. The manuscript was written by a Jesuit missionary in 1700 at Beijing. Philogically to see, the materal of the manuscript was of Bamboo, pages were numerated by Chinese numbers, and names and signatures of those who took part in publication are noted at the last page of the manuscript. These showed clearly how Europe books were published in China at those times. Regarding theology, the manuscript provides some important evidences that make clear the position of Jesuits missionaries about Chinese rites controvery. They regarded it as political, not religious issue. Historically to see, Brevis relatio is a testimony for the fact that rites controversy took place not only at China but also at Europe. Rite controversy was a global issue at those days. Politically to see, Brevis relatio demonstrated the position of Kam-Hi Emperor(康熙帝) about retes controversy. He declared explicitly that Chinese rites should be better understood politically and culturally.