The Boxer Rebellion was a large-scale mass violence movement in China at the end of 19 with the slogan of "helping the Qing Dynasty to destroy the foreign countries", targeting westerners in China, including missionaries and Christians in China.

The boxer movement is generally characterized by backwardness, ignorance and inhuman atrocities.

The Boxer Rebellion can't reflect the patriotic spirit of China people against imperialist aggressors and unequal treaties, because ignorance and indiscriminate killing account for the vast majority in the whole movement, and there are almost no troops that really resist western aggressors.

The Boxer Rebellion is of progressive significance to the awakening of national consciousness in modern China.

The Boxer Rebellion marks the awakening of China's national consciousness in the modern sense and is the origin of modern nationalism in China.

The Boxer Movement, the May 4th Movement and the May 30th Movement are the three major mass nationalist movements in modern China to resist imperialist aggression.