The Reform Movement of 1898 generally refers to the Reform Movement of 1898, and its main contents include: reforming government institutions, abolishing redundant officials and appointing reformists. Encourage private enterprises to set up industrial and mining enterprises and so on.

The content of the Hundred Days Reform is 1. Politically, officials and people are allowed to write and talk about things; Cancel idle overlapping institutions and reduce redundant staff; Abolish the parasitic privilege of the flag bearer.

2. Economically, Shi Jing established Railway Mining Bureau and General Administration of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce to protect the development of agriculture, industry and commerce; Reward inventions; Reforming finance and compiling national budget final accounts; Cancel the post office and set up a post office.

3. Military aspect: Abolish green camp, refine the army and change to foreign exercises; Implement the conscription system; Add a navy.

4. Cultural education: Shi Jing University is set up, and primary and secondary schools are set up in various places to learn Chinese and Western arts; Abolish stereotyped writing, try strategic theory instead, and offer special economic courses; Set up a translation bureau to translate foreign new books; Allow the establishment of newspapers and associations; Send people abroad to study and travel.

The nature of the Reform Movement of 1898 was a bourgeois reform movement. The reformists represented by Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao, through Emperor Guangxu, advocated learning from the West, advocated scientific culture, reformed the political and educational systems, and launched the bourgeois reform movement of agriculture, industry and commerce.

The Reform Movement of 1898 was a political reform movement of patriotism and saving the country, an important political reform in China's modern history, and also an enlightenment thought, which promoted ideological emancipation, social progress and ideological and cultural development, and promoted the progress of modern China society.