On this day 114 years ago, October 22, 1911 (September 1, 1911), the Changsha Uprising broke out. Yu Chengge, the governor of Hunan, who participated in the uprising to restore Changsha, received an alarm on the day of the Wuchang uprising and decided to raise the new army influenced by the party members to Changsha. On the occasion of the transfer, the Hunan party members had received news, so Jiao Dafeng, Chen Zuoxin and others immediately decided to uprising on the 18th. At that time, due to the strict prevention in the city, the uprising could not be carried out. On the 19th, Jiao Dafeng, Chen Zuoxin and others once again planned to uprising on the 24th. Yu Chengge received the news that the uprising could be launched in advance on the 22nd. On the morning of the 22nd, the forty-nine signs of the new army used the whistle as the number, opened the armory, took guns and ammunition, and set off on separate routes. The army that attacked the city from the North Gate, due to the defection of the patrol camp, drove straight in and occupied the Armament Bureau and the Consultation Bureau. The way from the small Wumen siege had a slight standoff with the patrol battalion defending the city, and they had to enter the city. At 3:00 pm, the uprising army attacked the headquarters. Yu Shaoge hung a white flag to show his descent, and then absconded in disguise. Huang Zhonghao and other officials were taken to the small Wumen tower and beheaded for public display. On that day, the "Hunan Military Government of the Republic of China" was announced and the "Call for the Qing Dynasty" was issued. That night, Jiao Dafeng was publicly appointed as the governor, and Chen Zuoxin was the deputy governor. The people of Changsha "sacrificed Chen Lie, called the whip Saixing" to celebrate. On the 25th, the new army stationed in Yuezhou revolted and announced the restoration of Yuezhou. On the 30th, the Baoqing revolutionaries revolted. The Bao On the 30th, Yang Ren led more than 50 students from Hunan Army Elementary School and other schools to Changde. "The merchants and people all hang white flags to welcome and offer beef wine." Changde announced its recovery. On the 31st, Zhou Guoyi, a party member of Hengyang, launched the Hongjiang Party Uprising and recovered Hengyang. The Qing Army City anti-artillery captured by the uprising army