What heinous atrocities did Eight-Nation Alliance commit in China when it invaded China?

1900 On May 28th, Eight-Nation Alliance invaded China, which the people of China will never forget. At that time, the war of aggression launched by western countries headed by eight countries, including the British Empire and the Russian Empire, against the Qing Dynasty was also named Eight-Nation Alliance's war of aggression against China. These countries are well prepared and well equipped. When they invaded the Qing Dynasty, most of the military expenditure of the Qing Dynasty was taken by Cixi for entertainment, so the weapons and equipment of the Qing Dynasty were very backward. After the war broke out, the Qing dynasty also declined directly.

Looking up to Eight-Nation Alliance in the Qing Dynasty was so disastrous because all the generals at that time were very afraid of death, and many civil servants also learned from Cixi's behavior and became often extravagant. Moreover, many military commanders were also afraid of death, which led to the leaderless army in the Qing Dynasty. Some soldiers got angry without firing a shot. 1900 In August, the capital of the Qing Dynasty completely fell. During the whole war, China also suffered many heinous atrocities.

After Eight-Nation Alliance went to Beijing, he began to slaughter people, saying that they were all members of the Boxer Rebellion, so he began to slaughter them. When they entered Zhuangqin Wangmi, the invaders directly set fire to 65,438+0,800 people. During the war, the behavior of the Germans was also very frightening. As long as you see China people, men, women and children, all killed. Comparatively speaking, the Germans gave the people of China a happy death after they captured the people of China, while the Japanese began to torture the people of China after they captured the people of China.

After entering the capital, Eight-Nation Alliance began to rob everywhere. The money and jewels in the Forbidden City, Yuanmingyuan and Zhongnanhai were all looted by Eight-Nation Alliance. When I left, I also burned the Yuanmingyuan, leaving it in ruins. Later, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces, Wadesi, said that after entering China, a large number of jewels were indeed robbed, but the exact figures were not clear.