many chinese were not happy about the increasing western influence so they supported empress cixi. supported…

Brief Explanations:

The Boxer Rebellion was a violent anti - foreign movement in China. The Boxers (Yihetuan) were against the increasing Western influence, including foreign missionaries, traders, and the encroachment of Western powers. Empress Cixi initially had a complex relationship with the Boxers but later used them for her own political ends. Emperor Guangxu was more in favor of some reforms (like the Hundred Days' Reform) which had some Western - inspired elements. The Taiping Rebellion was mainly a civil war against the Qing dynasty with its own religious and political ideology rather than specifically an anti - Western influence movement.

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rose up in the Boxer Rebellion.