This group of people claimed to be invulnerable and determined to help clear the ocean. After Yuan Shikai knew and personally tested the miraculous achievements of the Qing Dynasty, due to the government's weakness, the imperialists were making conceits on the vast land of China and intended to divide China's territory. Every country hoped to get rid of this fat sheep .
So how did the Yihetuan movement come into being? The slightest sign of the Boxer League was the anti-Ching Ming movement. This move was severely cracked down and cracked down by the Qing government. At a time when it was about to be repressed, it was just outside the country .
When talking about the movement of the Boxers in Shandong, Yuan Shikai must have mentioned it. At that time, the foreigners in Shandong Province were very preacherous. The Boxers frequently clashed with these missionaries in Shandong. After they took office, members of these Boxer came .
Because at that time the Empress did not obviously support the Boxers, but privately or very supportive of them.
Why did you say that, because at that time, the Qing government was too angry to speak up and could only pin their hopes on these people and allowed them to create some trouble for these foreign powers. However, Yuan Shih-kai did not like these people, .
With such an attitude, Yuan Shikai invites some of the fraternal elite brothers in the Boxers to come to Fuchu for a visit. After three drinks, he then said they would like to see the magical powers of their invulnerability, .
The momentum of the Boxer Rebellion is getting bigger and bigger. It has finally aroused the concern of foreign powers. They have all put pressure on the Qing government. Under the desperation of Cixi, they have repeatedly released the letter of prohibition on the Boxer and organized the army to carry out encirclement and suppression.
Things intensified and eventually the Eight-Power Allied Forces entered Beijing. Cixi pushed all its guilt to the head of the Boxer. On the eve of its flight, it ordered all the Qing forces to exterminate the Boxers. The vigorous Boxer Movement eventually failed.