On this day, 134 years ago, on November 11, 1891 (October 10, 1891 in the lunar calendar), Yang Yuechun, a Jindan sect in Rehe, launched an anti-foreign uprising. On November 11, 1891, Yang Yuechun, a Jindan sect in Rehe, launched an anti-foreign uprising. In April 1891, the Catholic Church sent its parishioners in Jianchang in Rehe to borrow food from various households. Xu Ning, the leader of the School of Justice, went to the church to reason, but was shot dead by a foreign priest. In early November, Yang Yuechun and Li Guozhen, leaders of the Jindan Sect, convened the congregation and officially announced the uprising on the 11th, and captured Chaoyang on the 14th. Guo Wanchang, the leader of Li Jiao, led thousands of people to respond. The uprising people put forward the slogan of "vendetta against Catholics, vendetta against Mongolian princes, vendetta against corrupt officials","In ten months, thousands gathered together to tens of thousands." More than 800 clergy and clerics were killed before and after. The Qing government sent troops to carry out bloody suppression. The rebels persisted for more than two months but finally failed. Li Guozhen, Yang Yuechun, Guo Wanchang and other heroic heroes died, and more than 20,000 uprising people were massacred.