The May 4th Movement is a patriotic movement of China students in form, but its influence is far more than that in terms of the whole social background and social development. It not only affects China's ideological culture, political development direction, socio-economic trend and education, but also plays an important role in the development of China. At the same time, it also had an impact on China society under the leadership of China.

The significance of the May 4th Movement:

First, the May 4th Movement was a great patriotic mass movement. The object of its struggle is against imperialism and the northern warlords government, and its thoroughness of anti-imperialism and anti-feudalism is unprecedented in history. It fully mobilized the masses, industry and commerce to unite, and some farmers participated, which actually opened the prelude to the complete anti-imperialist and anti-feudal struggle of the whole nation.

Second, the May 4th Movement was a profound ideological emancipation movement. Make the people of China more aware of the nature of imperialist aggression and the darkness of warlord rule, and at the same time further improve the determination and consciousness of the people of China against imperialism and feudalism; It has promoted the national people's reflection and exploration of China's reform, and also promoted the vigorous rise of new ideological trends and the spread of Marxism.

Third, the May 4th Movement not only opened the prelude to the new-democratic revolution, but also started the new-democratic revolution in China. Since then, the proletariat has stepped onto the political stage, and the people's power has been widely mobilized, which not only makes the May 4th Movement itself have the basic connotation of the new people's revolution, but also directly creates class, ideological and cadre conditions for the establishment of China.

Forms of the May 4th Movement:

1,1965438+On May 4, 2009, more than 3,000 student representatives from three universities in Beijing shouted "Fighting for national rights abroad and punishing national thieves at home" and held demonstrations. Slogans such as "Give me back Qingdao", "Take back Shandong's rights", "Refuse to sign at the Paris Peace Conference", "Abolish Article 21", "Boycott Japanese goods" and "I would rather die than surrender" resounded through the sky in Beijing.

2.1965438+On May 4, 2009, more than 3,000 student representatives from three universities in Beijing shouted "Fighting for national rights abroad and punishing national thieves at home" and held demonstrations. Slogans such as "Give me back Qingdao", "Take back Shandong's rights", "Refuse to sign at the Paris Peace Conference", "Abolish Article 21", "Boycott Japanese goods" and "I would rather die than surrender" resounded through the sky in Beijing.

3.1965438+On June 28th, 2009, Lu Zhengxiang, the plenipotentiary of China, refused to sign the Treaty of Versailles with Germany. In fact, the representative of China could not go out to attend the meeting because his residence was surrounded by students and workers studying in China.