The Revolution of 1911 was a bourgeois-led revolution aimed at opposing absolute monarchy and establishing a bourgeois republic, and it was a bourgeois-democratic revolution in a relatively complete sense.

In modern history, the Revolution of 1911 was a milestone for China people to rise to save the country and revitalize China. It has brought historic changes to China and is of great historical significance.

The occurrence of the Revolution of 1911 was not accidental. It is neither the "agitation and anxiety" caused by the influence of western thoughts, nor the "naivety and madness" instigated by extreme emotions or revolutionary fanaticism of a few people, but the product of social contradictory movements, which has profound historical and social roots.

Since the Opium War 1840, China has gradually become a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. Colonialism and imperialism launched wars of aggression against China many times, forcing China to conclude many unequal treaties.

The Revolution of 1911 overthrew the rule of the Qing Dynasty, ended the autocratic monarchy system in China for more than 2,000 years, and established the Republic of China, which was a great victory.

However, this revolution did not achieve real national independence and political democracy, and did not change the semi-colonial and semi-feudal social nature of China and the tragic situation of the people. The situation of national reunification was soon replaced by a scuffle between warlords. In this sense, the Revolution of 1911 was another failure.

The Revolution of 1911 brought great ideological liberation. Overthrowing the feudal monarchy is not only to drive away an emperor, but also to fundamentally subvert the traditional concept on two major political principles.