On this day, 125 years ago, on May 27, 1900 (April 29, 1900, the Boxer Rebellion was surging. On May 27, 1900, the Boxer Rebellion's Anti-Imperialist Patriotic Movement in modern times began to reach a climax. The Boxers originated from secret folk associations such as Yihe Boxing, Plum Blossom Boxing, and Yuhui in Shandong and Zhili (now Hebei). There is no unified organization, and each has a tankou or boxing factory to reunite the masses by practicing boxing and martial arts. The participants were mainly farmers, handicrafts, other working people and unemployed people. After the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 - 1894, imperialism competed to plunder China's roads, mines and other interests, forcibly occupied "leased land" and divided "spheres of influence" in an attempt to carve up China, arousing strong resistance from the China people. In October 1898 (the 24th year of Guangxu), Zhao Sanduo, the leader of Yihe Boxing, raised the banner of "Helping Qing Dynasty and Destroy Foreign Countries" and led an uprising in Guan County, Shandong Province, attacking the church. After that, boxing clubs and boxing clubs across Shandong launched a struggle against Church aggression. In the second half of the following year, Yihe Boxing and other organizations were renamed the Boxers and gradually expanded to the provinces of North China and Northeast China. On May 27, 1900, the Zhili Boxer invaded Zhuozhou City and began to develop from rural to urban areas. Beijing and Tianjin quickly became the center of the movement. Due to the poor suppression of the Qing government, the great powers directly sent troops to intervene and formed the Eight-Power Allied Forces to invade China in June. The Boxer Rebellion fought bravely and fought fiercely with the invading troops in Langfang, Tianjin Zizhulin, Laolongtou Railway Station and other places. On the 21st, when the Empress Dowager Cixi ordered a "declaration of war" against various countries, the Beijing Boxers were used to besiege the embassy district. Due to the Qing government's policy of compromise and surrender, Tianjin and Beijing fell one after another. The Empress Dowager Cixi fled west in panic and issued an order to "strictly suppress and deal with" the Boxer Rebellion on the way. Under the cruel suppression of reactionary forces at home and abroad, the Boxer Rebellion Movement finally failed. In 1901, the Qing government signed the humiliating "Xin Chou Treaty", and the rest of the Boxer Rebellion changed the slogan of "supporting the Qing Dynasty and destroying the foreign countries" to "clearing away and destroying the foreign countries" and continued the struggle. The Boxer Rebellion Movement dealt a heavy blow to imperialism's ambition to carve up China and promoted the rise of bourgeois democratic revolution. The flag of the Boxer Rebellion in Qingyi, Henan Province is located in the French barracks in the embassy district. The Beijing Xishiku Church is called Beitang. It is the main church of the Catholic Church located in Zhili Diocese. The Boxer Rebellion Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion are pouring into Beijing.