On this day 110 years ago, on July 12, 1915 (June 1, 1915 lunar calendar), Taiwan Yu Qingfeng launched an anti-Japanese riot. Taiwan Anti-Logger Yu Qingfeng In July 1915, Yu Qingfeng, the main person in charge of Taiwan's Anti-Japanese Underground Organization, officially pulled up the anti-Japanese armed forces and entered the mountainous area of Khaoba Moo to fight against the Japanese police. In 1913, as a rice milling merchant, Yu Qingfeng organized anti-Japanese forces in Tainan City, using Xilaian as a venue to contact comrades. At the same time, Jiang Ding organized the people in Hou Hizai and Luo Jun in Taichung to go through the ditch village to resist the Japanese colonial rulers. These three anti-Japanese forces are growing stronger and stronger. In the name of the "Great Ming Country of Compassion", Yu Qingfeng issued a call for the people to rise up to expel the "Japanese slaves", overthrow the tyranny of the Japanese colonists, and build a free and equal society without the disparity between the rich and the poor, and without taxation. At the beginning of the year, Luo Jun suggested sending people to the mainland to appeal to mainlanders to cross Taiwan to support Taiwan's anti-Japanese struggle, and won Yu Qingfeng's support. Yu Qingfeng proposed to raise funds for the rebellion in the name of rebuilding Xilai Temple. In April, the funds raised reached 4,000 yuan. Yu Qingfeng allocated 600 yuan as the cost of sending comrades to the mainland, and the rest were used to buy weapons and ammunition to prepare for an uprising to fight against Japan. On May 23, Su Donghai, who was about to go to Xiamen, was arrested by Rida in Keelung. The Japanese police tried their best to punish him, but they failed to make Su bow his head, so they had to put him in prison. Su Dongying secretly asked someone to bring out a letter. However, the letter fell into the hands of the Japanese, and the Japanese found out about the relationship between Su Donghai, Yu Qingfeng, Luo Jun and others. The Japanese police immediately pounced on Xilai Temple. But Yu Qingfeng had already led the anti-Japanese people into the mountains in the area of Koba Moo. The Japanese police went everywhere to arrest the masses. On June 29, Luo Jun was unfortunately arrested. Yu Qingfeng and others led the anti-Japanese people and launched a heroic struggle against the Japanese police in the base area of Houhorizai. July 9. They attacked the Jiaxianpu branch hall and ten plows. The police stations at Daqiuyuan and Aliyuan, as well as the police stations at Mosquito Chi, Hebiaohu, and Kobayashi, killed 34 Japanese colonists. Luo Jun, who followed Yu Qingfeng's uprising