The rise of the Baolu Movement directly led to the outbreak of the Wuchang Uprising, and the fuse of the uprising can be said to be the people's dissatisfaction with the state-owned policy of the railway. This policy of clearing ** was actually aimed at paying off the debts to the bank groups of the four countries by forcibly requisitioning the railways, which seriously damaged the interests of the local people. The initiators of the Baolu Movement believe that this kind of policy is not only a debt collection behavior for Chinese and foreign capitalists, but also a manifestation of the energy policy, which has an obvious nature.
The Wuchang Uprising, like a meteor piercing the silent night sky, bloomed in Wuchang, Hubei Province on October 10, 1911 (August 19 of the Xinhai year of the lunar calendar). This uprising, aimed at overthrowing the rule of the Qing Dynasty, opened the prelude to the Xinhai Revolution. It was a brave and passionate mutiny, which symbolized the people's desire for freedom and equality, and their vision for the future of the country. 
The Road Protection Movement, also known as the railway trend, is a first-class movement to protect the right of way of the Sichuan-Han Railway. In order to borrow money from the banking syndicates of the four countries to suppress the revolution, under the instigation of Sheng Xuanhuai, the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, the Qing ** announced the policy of "nationalizing the railways" and nationalized the Sichuan-Hanzhou and Guangdong-Hanzhou railways, which were originally commercial. This move caused strong dissatisfaction and ** among the people of the provinces along the railway, and they formed a road protection comrade association one after another, vowing to defend their rights and interests. 
The outbreak of the Baolu movement was rapid, and the people of several provinces have formed the Baolu Comrade Association to carry out ** and boycott activities. They actively mobilized the masses, organized propaganda teams, propagated slogans and principles, and mobilized more people to participate. Under this tremendous movement, more and more people began to wake up, soberly aware that their interests had been harmed, and also realized that the iron fist of the Qing Dynasty had ruled with an iron fist, which provided them with a strong impetus and support for their uprising. The rise of the Baolu Movement is not only the forced seizure of railways, but also the plundering of China by imperialism and the behavior of Qing. This has had a profound impact on Chinese history. First of all, the Baolu Movement revealed the aggression and control of China by the imperialist powers, deepened the people's understanding of imperialism, and stimulated more people's patriotism and sense of resistance. Second, the Baolu Movement dealt a blow to the rule of the Qing Dynasty and weakened its prestige and ruling base. This gave revolutionaries across China an opportunity to better organize themselves in this turbulent time and prepare for the outbreak of the Xinhai Revolution.
The outbreak of the Wuchang Uprising can be said to be an extension and climax of the Baolu Movement. After the uprising, a part of the soldiers of the Hubei army revolted, occupied the city of Wuchang, and announced the establishment of a temporary **. This became the prelude to the Xinhai Revolution and opened a new chapter in the Chinese Revolution. The uprising set off a nationwide wave of uprisings, which were responded to everywhere, forming an unprecedented wave of revolution. The success of the uprising not only marked the beginning of the Xinhai Revolution, but also the first truly revolutionary movement in Chinese history based on scientific revolutionary thought, organization and action, which inspired the broad participation and awakening of the Chinese people.
In the course of the revolution that followed, the Wuchang Uprising became an important base for revolutionaries in terms of culture, ideology, and organization, as well as a place of enlightenment for many revolutionaries. The impact of the uprising was far-reaching in Chinese history, opening the door to China's democratic revolution and laying the foundation for China's modernization process. The uprising demonstrated the resistance and democratic consciousness of the Chinese people, which stimulated the people's pursuit of rights and interests and shaped China's revolutionary spirit and national consciousness. The impact and significance of the uprising went far beyond the scope of history at that time, and had a profound impact on the historical process and national spirit of China.
The Baolu Movement is like a surging torrent, with great momentum and magnificent scale. It aroused the anti-imperialist patriotic upsurge of the masses and revealed the criminal acts of imperialism in plundering China's railways and selling them. In the movement, people bravely stand up and defend their rights and dignity.
The outbreak of the Baolu Movement dealt a heavy blow to imperialism and the rule of the Qing Dynasty in China. It also greatly boosted the fighting spirit of the bourgeois revolutionaries and became an important driving force for the general outbreak of the Xinhai Revolution. In this magnificent historical change, the Baolu Movement played a vital role and made immortal contributions to the Chinese bourgeois-democratic revolution.
Today, when we look back at this history, we can't help but feel emotional. Historical events such as the Baolu Movement and the Wuchang Uprising are not only important milestones in China's modern history, but also a vivid portrayal of the Chinese nation's pursuit of freedom, equality, and national prosperity. They inspire us to keep moving forward and strive for the realization of the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.