Few dates in China are as significant as May 4th, which marks two distinct revolutionary periods in modern Chinese history.

On May 4, 1919, student protests erupted in China in response to the country's outrage over being ignored at the Paris Peace Conference.

This event became known as the May 4th Movement.

Seven years later in 1989, a resurgence of the movement inspired the Tiananmen Square student

protests.

Learn more about the May 4th Movement and its lasting impact on Chinese society on this

episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.

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To understand what sparked the May 4th movement, we need to look back at the events that brought down the Qing Dynasty.

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