First of all, the Revolution of 1911 dealt a devastating blow to the feudal autocracy. It overthrew the Qing Dynasty, which ruled China for more than 260 years, ended the feudal autocracy of China for more than 2,000 years, established a bourgeois republic, and promoted historical progress. The Revolution of 1911 enabled the people to gain some democratic and harmonious rights. Since then, the concept of democracy and harmony has been deeply rooted in people's hearts. In the later historical process of China, whoever wanted to be an emperor and engage in feudal autocracy quickly collapsed under the opposition of the people.
Secondly, the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the "foreign court" and dealt a heavy blow to the imperialist forces of aggression. After the Revolution of 1911, the imperialists had to change their agents in China again and again, but they could not find any ruling tools that could control the overall situation, nor could they establish a relatively stable ruling order in China.
Third, the Revolution of 1911 created favorable conditions for the development of national capitalism. After the founding of the Republic of China, domestic industrial groups were established one after another, and it became a trend to set up factories and banks. The economic power of state capitalism has been greatly enhanced in a few short years, and the ranks of the proletariat have also grown rapidly.
Fourthly, the Revolution of 1911 had a wide influence on the liberation movement of oppressed peoples in modern Asian countries, especially on the struggle against imperialist aggression in Vietnam, India and other countries. During this period, the climax of bourgeois revolution appeared in Asia.
Although the Revolution of 1911 did not accomplish the fundamental task of anti-imperialism and feudalism, its achievements were far less than those of bourgeois revolutions in Western Europe and North America, but it was far better than those of European countries including France in eradicating feudal monarchy. A cannon shot of the Revolution of 1911 not only drove away the emperor, but also made China's feudal monarchy last for more than two thousand years. From the Yuan Dynasty to the Sixth National Congress, although Yuan Shikai proclaimed himself emperor and zhang xun restoration became emperor, it was only two short-lived farce, which did not interrupt the Republic of China, nor did there appear two empires and three twists and turns like France. Therefore, the Revolution of 1911 was successful to some extent.