Tan Sitong said this because he intended to support the Manchu emperor and reform China's system with the reformists, which made China from weak to strong, while the powerful conservative forces made him powerless. In addition, the latter death is a fair death honors the whole life, and it is quick to die, that is, your own death is valuable and appropriate.

Look at Tan Sitong's Benevolence Tan Xiong Fu Sheng, and oppose foolish loyalty. He didn't die for the failure of political reform, let alone for Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. He died for his beliefs. Moreover, Tan Sitong himself is inclined to revolution, and he and the revolutionary Huang Xing (who later became the backbone of the League) are bosom friends.

Through his death, it was also his original intention: the conservative forces in the late Qing Dynasty were too great to make China truly change and become rich and strong. If there is to be real change, there is only revolution.

Hehe, where did the people upstairs say? .