The origin of the name of the Wuxu Change, and who is the representative of the Wuxu Change

The so-called Wuxu coup d'état refers to the 1898 coup d'état that took place in the Qing Dynasty.

Within the ruling group, the conservative forces led by the Empress Dowager Cixi turned to Emperor Guangxu.

A bloody coup d'état was launched by the reformist forces, and the result of the coup was that the Wuxu Reform Law, which lasted for more than 100 days, failed, and the six gentlemen of Wuxu were killed, Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao.

After fleeing abroad, Emperor Guangxu lost his personal freedom and was imprisoned in Yingtai, while the conservative forces led by the Empress Dowager Cixi returned to power. The Wuxu Coup was the second palace coup d'état in the Empress Dowager Cixi's lifetime, the first being the Xinyou Coup in November 1861, both of which ended in the victory of the Empress Dowager Cixi, and both of which fulfilled her political ambitions.

From the sexagenary branches of that year, just like the year of Jiazi, the year of Yichou, and so on. E is one of the ten heavenly stems, and 戌 is one of the twelve earthly branches. 戌 represents the Year of the Dog in the Chinese zodiac.

Because the year of the change happened to be the year of Wuxu in the lunar calendar, just like the First Sino-Japanese War and the Gengzi indemnity, etc., they were also named in this way.

It happened during the Wuxu period, and it was generally like this in the heavenly and terrestrial branches.

Wuxu refers to the year... It is a change that took place in the year of Wuxu.

Because it was the year of Wuxu.

The year of the change was the year of Wuxu.

The changes carried out during the Wuxu period.

The Wuxu Reform Law is also known as the 100-day Restoration

The main representatives of the Wuxu Reform Law are: Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, Yan Fu, etc.

The Wuxu Reform Movement, also known as the Hundred Days Restoration, the Reform Reform, and the Reform Movement, was a bourgeois reform movement in the late Qing Dynasty in which Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao as representatives advocated learning from the West, advocating science and culture, reforming the political and educational systems, and developing agriculture, industry, and commerce through Emperor Guangxu.

Background of the Pentecostal Method:

1. Politically: The defeat of the First Sino-Japanese War and the danger of the nation stimulated the consciousness of the people to feast and bring the ethnic group.

2. Economically: the initial development of Liang Xunism of national capital at the end of the 19th century, and the growth of the national bourgeoisie.

3. Ideologically: the emergence and development of the idea of reform.

The significance of the Pentecostal Method:

1. The Wuxu Reform Law was a reform movement of the bourgeoisie and an initial attempt by the bourgeoisie to reform the social system. The reformers tried to establish a bourgeois constitutional monarchy politically. The economic development of national capitalism is in line with the trend of historical development.

2. It is a patriotic political movement. At a time when the national crisis was intensifying, the reformers carried out extensive propaganda and agitation with the goal of changing the law and trying to make the country strong and save the country from survival, hoping that through reform, China would move toward independence, democracy, and prosperity, so as to get rid of the aggression of the imperialist powers, show strong patriotic enthusiasm, and arouse the people's patriotic thinking and national consciousness.

3. The Wuxu Reform Law is also the liberation of an ideological trend in modern China. The bourgeois restorationists advocated new learning and advocated the revitalization of people's rights, fiercely attacked feudal thought, opened the way for the vigorous rise of the ideological enlightenment movement in modern thought, and promoted the awakening of the Chinese people.

In the late Qing Dynasty, the reformists represented by Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao advocated the bourgeois reform movement of learning from the West, advocating science and culture, reforming the political and educational systems, and developing agriculture, industry, and commerce through Emperor Guangxu.

On September 21, 1898, the Empress Dowager Cixi launched a coup d'état, Emperor Guangxu was imprisoned, Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao fled to France and Japan respectively, and Tan Si and the six gentlemen of Wuxu were killed, and the reform failed for 103 days.

It is an important political reform in China's modern history and an ideological enlightenment movement, which promotes the emancipation of the mind and plays an important role in promoting the development of ideology and culture and promoting the progress of modern Chinese society.

Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, and Tan Si are the same.

The Wuxu Reform Law refers to the bourgeois political reform carried out by the reformists led by Kang You through the Guangxu Emperor in 1898 (the Wuxu year of the lunar calendar), and the main contents are: learning from the West, advocating science and culture, reforming the political and educational systems, and developing agriculture, industry, and commerce. This movement was strongly opposed by the conservative faction led by the Empress Dowager Cixi, who staged a coup d'état in September of that year, Guangxu was imprisoned, and the reformers were arrested or fled abroad.

The reform, which lasted only one hundred and three days, finally failed. It is also called the Wuxu Reform Law and the Hundred Days Restoration.

Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, Tan Sitong, Yan Fu.

Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, and Tan Si are the same.

The Reform Law was a reform in the early Chinese modernization movement and an important event in modern Chinese history. In 1898, the Empress Dowager Cixi was forced to abdicate, and the six-year-old Guangxu Emperor took control of the imperial power.

Kang Youwei was one of the most important leaders of this reform, and in 1895 he began to prepare a reform program, proposing the "Xinmin Doctrine", which advocated that the country should implement a constitutional monarchy and improve national self-esteem and the spirit of national unity. Kang Youwei's proposal was supported by Emperor Guangxu and a part of the **. Liang Qichao advocated strengthening moral education, establishing a constitutional system, and promoting social harmony and stability.

Tan Sitong was another important figure in the Wuxu Reform Movement, who advocated breaking the old imperial examination system, reforming the education system, and striving to improve the level of education among the people. He was also one of the leaders of the "Boxer Rebellion".

To sum up, the leaders of the Wuxu Reform Law include Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, and Tan Sitong, who bravely proposed a reform plan in the context of the era at the time, trying to bring some new ideas to China's modernization process. Although the movement ultimately failed, their ideas continued to inspire people to pursue a new life.