Who did the Boxers kill and who were the leaders of the Boxers?

The Boxers were under the slogan of helping the Qing Dynasty and destroying foreigners, so the main targets of the Boxers were foreigners, but the Boxers also had the characteristic of blind xenophobia, which was determined by the limitations of the peasant class.

Foreigners and Chinese who are close to foreigners.

Foreigners, Koreans and Japanese.

The leader of the Boxers was Hong Xiuquan.

The Boxers did not have any precise leaders because they were a civil organization.

Of course the Boxers are good, it is the spontaneous and instinctive resistance of the peasants and small craftsmen, I used to think that the Boxers rebelled against the church because the church killed children is false, but I don't think that the church killed children is actually real, you have come to kill our children, shouldn't you resist? The Church has committed numerous crimes against children of the Chinese people in China and against children of the indigenous Indians in North America

In fact, at that time, some foreigners in China basically lived in Lend-lease, and these places were heavily guarded, so these Boxer members alone could not break in at all, and naturally it was difficult to kill these foreigners. Later, at the time of the Eight-Nation Alliance, the members of the Boxers could not resist such a well-equipped army, and the members of the Boxers were quickly defeated, so the Boxers disappeared at this time. After entering the city of Beijing, the troops of the Eight-Nation Coalition also did all kinds of evil, burning, killing and looting, and also destroyed many places of interest and historic sites.

The Boxers killed a lot of foreigners back then, countless of them. The original intention of the Boxer Rebellion was to deal with foreigners, and they took killing foreigners as their life's duty, and countless foreigners died under their swords.

The total number of Boxers was tens of thousands, but they only killed more than 200 foreigners, many of whom were children, which shows their narrow vision, they can only deal with unarmed people.

The Boxers killed a total of 231 foreigners that year. They were peasant organizations, and their actual combat effectiveness was not high.

The Boxers killed only more than 200 foreigners, and the most killed were the Chinesemen who helped the foreigners to do things.

At the end of the 19th century, the imperialist powers plundered land in their spheres of influence to build railways, and the influence of foreign churches ran rampant in the villages, which directly infringed on the interests of the peasants, so that it led to the Boxer Rebellion, and spontaneously put forward the slogan of "helping the Qing to destroy the foreigners".

On the other hand, the Cixi clique directly controlled the Qing Dynasty **Cixi herself hated the great powers for sympathizing with the Guangxu Emperor, and even more hated the great powers for resisting Pu Junwei's joint action to replace Guangxu in Ago, so she had the motive to use the Boxers to fight the foreign powers. For this reason, Cixi manipulated the Qing Dynasty to order the appeasement of the Boxers and accept their slogan of "helping the Qing Dynasty to destroy the foreigners", and the anti-imperialist flames of the Boxers took the opportunity to quickly burn throughout North China.

When Cixi received the false report of Rong Lu's "victory", she immediately issued an edict declaring war on the foreign powers, and ordered the provincial governors to recruit the militia to "take advantage of foreign insults." Unexpectedly, the next day, the news of the fall of the Dagu Fort came, and Cixi immediately viciously insulted the Boxers, claiming that "the trouble was caused by the boxers" and begging for forgiveness from the foreign powers.

When the Eight-Nation Coalition captured Beijing, Cixi fled to Xi'an on the one hand; On the other hand, he claimed that the Boxers were "strictly investigated and dealt with, and all roots were done," and ordered Li Hongzhang to mobilize a large number of Qing troops to cooperate with the Eight-Nation Alliance to bloodily suppress the vigorous Boxer anti-imperialist movement!

The tragedy of the Boxer Rebellion was mainly due to the fact that in the anti-imperialist struggle, there were still unrealistic illusions about the feudal rulers -- its slogan of "supporting the Qing Dynasty and destroying the foreigners" reflected the consciousness of the small peasants who were dependent on the feudal dynasty and opposed imperialism, and the result was only to be strangled by the feudal forces and imperialism. What a profound lesson!