Is it because Guangxu misjudged Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao that the reform failed?

The failure of the Reform Movement of 1898 was really because Guangxu misjudged Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao, because the reform failed because these people were too scholar-minded, too hasty and too hasty, and moved other people's cakes in the process. The most important thing is that these people have no power to promote reform. This political reform does not conform to the wishes of Empress Dowager Cixi. In a hundred days, more than a dozen political orders were issued, including culture, economy and politics. But not more than 100 days, the reform is over. There are many reasons for the failure of political reform. Next, I will give you a good analysis.

The failure of the Reform Movement of 1898 was due to the fact that the reformists were too loyal to scholars. To put it bluntly, these people will only talk on paper and have no actual plan at all. They are powerless, and many things are conceived and never really practiced. In this political reform, most political orders were discussed by them on paper, but they failed to pass the test of practice. As we all know, the dream is beautiful, but the reality is cruel, which may be the reason why the Reform Movement of 1898 failed.

The failure of the Reform Movement of 1898 was due to the carelessness of these people. We can imagine that within 100 days, they actually issued more than a dozen political orders. In fact, there were too many political orders for the common people, and their thoughts were still very backward at that time, so these ten orders were a joke to them.

There is another most important reason why there is no need for reform, and that is to touch the old-fashioned cake. These people are all senior officials of the imperial court, mainly Empress Dowager Cixi. They are not ordinary people. If the reform is successful, their wages will be reduced and many privileges will be lost. In addition, these people are very numb, so they unite to resist the Reform Movement of 1898.