Although the climax of the Boxer Rebellion lasted only three months, it finally failed under the betrayal of the Qing government and the suppression of reactionary forces at home and abroad, but its great achievements were obvious to all. Its achievements can be summarized as follows:

It prevented the imperialist powers from dividing up China, preserved China's centuries-old culture, prevented the possible imperialist war, promoted the awakening of the broad masses of people in China, and became "one of the cornerstones of the great victory of the China people in fifty years". These achievements are mainly in China; However, some of them also involve the world and have world historical significance.

The Boxer Rebellion, also known as the Boxer Rebellion, the Boxer Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion, was a peasant movement in China at the end of 19 with the slogan of "helping the Qing Dynasty to destroy the foreign countries". ?

The Boxer Rebellion was originally a folk secret society popular in Shandong and Zhili (now Hebei) for a long time. Some people think that this is related to traditional folk secret groups such as Anbaili. However, some people think that the Boxer Rebellion originated from a loyal vigilante group. They secretly gathered people by setting up altars and painting symbols to invite God, which is called the "Boxer Rebellion", which is mixed with a lot of foolish elements to teach believers invulnerability.

At first, the Boxer Rebellion, like most secret groups in the Qing Dynasty, opposed the Manchu rule and was suppressed with the slogan of "opposing the Qing Dynasty and regaining sight". With the development of China's modern history, the conflict between western forces led by imperialist aggression has become the main historical contradiction. The Boxer Rebellion began to support the Qing Dynasty's resistance to the West, renamed it "Tiger God Camp" and changed its slogan to "Help the Qing Dynasty to destroy the foreign countries" (first proposed by Sanduo Zhao in 1898).

In the spring of Zhili 1900, western powers divided their spheres of influence in China. Religious cases and natural disasters occurred frequently in North China, and the power struggle of the imperial court intensified. Thousands of farmers who practiced boxing and were called "Boxers" set fire to churches and Christian houses. In June of the same year, Empress Dowager Cixi allowed the Boxer Rebellion to enter Beijing, and the Boxer Rebellion attacked the Tianjin Concession before the Qing army.

190 1 year, the Qing government was forced to sign the "Xin Chou Treaty" with eight countries including Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain and 1 1 country. This movement shattered the arrogant plan of the imperialist powers to carve up China, dealt a heavy blow to the reactionary rule of the Qing government and accelerated its demise.