130 years ago today, on May 25, 1895 (May 2, 1895 lunar calendar), the "Taiwan Democratic State" was established. The flag of the Taiwan Democratic State was signed by China and Japan in April 1895 by the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which stipulated that Taiwan was ceded to Japan. Taiwan's gentry people decided to establish a Taiwan Democratic State as a show of confrontation. On May 25, 1895 (the second day of May 21st, the 21st year of the Qing Dynasty), the "Taiwan Democratic State" was declared, and Tang Jingsong was promoted as the president. Tang Jingsong The Beijing General Administration also informed the provinces: "It is still in Zhengshuo, and the picture is used as a screen vassal, and the foreign aid is agreed to be formed in order to seek a good future. The notice is made to the whole Taiwan, and the name is'Yongqing '. In the letter to the Chinese and foreign countries, it is said that" I wish everyone to die in battle and lose Taiwan, and I will "Taiwan Democracy" was initiated by Qiu Fengjia, a gentleman from Taichung and the head of the Ministry of Industry. He, together with Lin Chaodong, a former alternate Taoist from Taiwan, and Chen Rulin, a gentleman from Taipei, who was a Chinese letter in the cabinet, proposed and confirmed to Taiwan Governor Tang Jingsong on May 21. The Taiwan Governor's Office was the presidential palace, and Qiu Fengjia was the vice president and commander of the rebels. He appointed Liu Yongfu, the former deputy military secretary of Tainan, as the general. At the same time, the House of Representatives was established in Taipei. On May 29, the Japanese invading army attacked Taiwan in two ways. In June, the Japanese invading army captured Jiju on the 4th. The "Taiwan Democracy" presidential palace mutinied. Tang Jingsong fled back to Xiamen with the Taiwan Governor's seal in disguise. On the 7th, the Japanese invading army occupied Taipei. "Taiwan Democracy" lost. Seal of Taiwan Democracy