186 years ago today, on November 3, 1839 (September 28, 1839), the Battle of Piannose in Kowloon, China and the United Kingdom. The Battle of Piannose was a Sino-British battle on the eve of the outbreak of the Opium War. In the 19th year of Daoguang (November 3, 1839), the British ship carried out a provocation in Piannose Ocean (Guangzhou Tiger Gate), and the Admiral Guan Tianpei of the Clear Water Division led his army to resist. One British ship was injured. The British army retreated and dozens of people fell into the sea. Guan Tianpei ordered the army to fire back at the two ships, breaking the bow of the Wola suspect. The Admiral of the Navy left camp guerrilla Mai Tingzhang even bombarded the stern of the Wola suspect. Under the bombardment of the British army from both sides, many people fell into the sea After two hours of war, the flag of Hola Doubt finally fell, and he fled while blocking, along with the Hai'a Xin. After Guan Tianpei took over the army, the nearby fishing boats caught 21 British military caps, and countless other things.