On this day, 127 years ago, on July 25, 1898 (June 7, 1898 in the lunar calendar), Zhang Zhidong's "Exhortation to Learn" was distributed to all provinces. On July 25, 1898, the Qing court awarded Zhang Zhidong's "Persuasion to each provincial governor, governor, and school administration, and ordered it to be widely published and tried to persuade him to" teach him with a heavy name and make him talk." "Quan Xue Pian" marks the purpose of "Chinese style and Western use". When the reform and reform were being carried out, the Qing court issued this book in order to emphasize that the reform and reform would adhere to the basic stance of safeguarding the feudal system. However, the actual process of the reform movement broke through this restriction to a certain extent. The 40,000-word commentary on "Persuasion to Learn Pian" was finally released. The first one was "Xiang Bao". It received enthusiastic responses from all over the country for ten consecutive days and was "put down" by Emperor Guangxu. But just four days after the emperor personally issued the "Exhortation to Learn" chapter, the most magnificent drama in China's modern history was unfolding: Weng Tongsu was expelled from the court, and the 100-day reform was completely annihilated. However, Zhang Zhidong's "Persuasion to Learn" shocked the whole country, and its core proposition of "adapting China to Western Use" was recognized.