In 1898 the young emperor Guang Xu embraced a series of new laws that were designed to encourage modernization in China. The name of this campaign was the?

The campaign initiated by Emperor Guang Xu in 1898 to promote modernization in China was called the "Hundred Days' Reform." This ambitious program aimed to modernize China's education system, military, and economy, drawing inspiration from Western models. However, it faced strong opposition from conservative factions within the Qing dynasty, ultimately leading to its swift suppression and the emperor's house arrest.