History Brief: the Boxer Rebellion
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2020
- This video gives a brief description of the history of the Chinese Boxer Rebellion.
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“Oh I read about this, comstock lead the Colombian soldiers to Peking and-“
And gave them all free cotton candy.
Golden
Foreign devils sounds accurate to me.
So nationalism is good? I kinda agree
In my personal opinion, this video put a very large spotlight on the U.S., and didn’t mention events that would be very significant for the context of the Chinese anti-foreigner mentality. The British played a great role in opening a new trade theater in the Middle Kingdom, as a result of the Opium Wars. And the Japanese had just won a war against China, stealing their title of “The Asian Power”. I believe that those are some very significant events that would lead to the Boxer’s Rebellion, and they were not even mentioned in the video. Apart from that, I believe that this is a very well made video! I loved the inclusion of the pictures and drawings from that time! Cheers!
My great grandpa was born in Shanghai in 1906 to 2 Christian missionaries from America.
My great grandma traveled to China from America to also be a missionary, and they met and got married. Had 2 kids in china, and moved back around 1947 just before the Communists completely took over.
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This was basically all the countries in the world Warming up for WW1
damn, we've been at this for awhile now.. i wonder if when china eats its revengeful desserts, if they will be using sugar from cuba..?
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You forgot to mention Australia
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update, china's belt, and road took over the world without firing one shot.. aided by the little hats of course..
Wow we really just beefed with china
We still do
yep that's just your average European country
1:19 what is that picture?
thats el chine
The Imperialists carving up the China Pie.
Its CHINA SPELT CHINE
@@tommythetank3332 because it French?
You should do Albert Einstein next!
Oddly enough, he is a guy who is never mentioned in any US PASS Objectives that I have ever seen. He will appear in our atomic bomb video, when I get back to making WWII videos. Right now we are in the process of remaking some of our earlier videos, as they are of very poor audio quality. So it is likely to be a while.
Albert was a thief and a fraud. All better scientists hated him, like Tesla and Oppenheimer. Hes an idea thief and all his theories that were his own were discarded. Why is he popular? Look at his race…thats why. Victimhood olympic gold medalist
Noice
Needs to happen dans les us
Box 'em good, boy.
ARRIBA LOS BOXERS !
You can argue the boxers wanted there independent but according to the video they were also ruthless murders on Christian's so why say up with the boxers is beyond me
And what about Chinese interests?
this guy made a whole video explaining why the Chinese wanted the Europeans, is that not Chinese interest? please pay attention to the video.
You never said what started it..
They wanted the foreigners out.
@@readingthroughhistor my question was what started it. Nit what they wanted to achieve. It started with several reporters in the US who were sent out by their editors to get a last minute story. They met each other in a train station hoping to catch some celebrities coming to town. But they had no luck so they went to a bar and concocted a story about engineers from the US were invited to go to china to help them dismantle the great wall as a gesture that China was going to be open and free for trade. The false story took off in the US and Europe until it finally hit the Chinese news. This sparked a rebellion from the Chinese who were under the assumption that the West was going to invade. So basically a few tipsy journalists in the US started the boxer rebellion by running a made up story.
@@davidmcclatchey2133The 1899 hoax does not appear to have had any influence on events in China. In fact, however, there was never any such connection, and Boxer activity intensified in response to the German invasion in Shandong during March 1899-before the hoax was invented. No Chinese history reference relates the hoax to the Boxer Rebellion. Unless you have any evidence of the story reaching China, thus, causing an uproar and the anger for the Boxer rebellion.
That's a gross oversimplification. The main problems were that foreigners were moving to China enmasse, starting business, mainly hiring foreigners, and trying to change the society with their Western ways.
Couple that with the Russian White and Red agent provocateurs who hated each other and waged ideological and logistic mayhem upon each other via proxy locals in favor of their faction's favorite form of socialism/communism and you gonna get some serious anarchy and destruction
@@davidmcclatchey2133 Typical you tube commenter WHERES YOUR SOURCEEEEE your story just sounds fabricated or maybe missing truth please put some source
For a channel so interested in history , you seem to have a problem with dates .
That’s not how you pronounce Beijing
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No imperialism or colonialism to see here. Move along.
What about the opium? Don't want to talk about that, huh?
British Colonialism
Britain did what the Taliban does to its locals--it forced them to buy, harvest, and sell mainly drugs
that was the brits lad
and nowadays we see globalists vs nationalists yet again
well actually if your country suffered from humiliation for a century due to exploitation from these foreign "globalists" it makes sense that you would want them gone. they weren't just europeans there on vacation but they treated china as if it was their playground
What a bunch of crap. This a terrible overview of the boxer rebellion