Today, 165 years ago, on August 1, 1860 (Lunar calendar, June 15, 1860), the British and French coalition landed in the northern pond. On August 1, 1860, the British and French coalition landed in the northern pond. On August 1, 1860, more than 30 British and French warships gathered in the sea near the northern pond. Because the Qing army commander, the monk Grinch, did not set up a defense in the northern pond, the invading army did not encounter any resistance after landing, and established a beach head position.