On this day, 96 years ago, November 11, 1929 (October 11, 1929 in the lunar calendar), China regained the British Concession in Zhenjiang. On November 11, 1929, British Minister to China Lampson noted a note to the China government and agreed to formally return the British Concession in Zhenjiang to China on the 15th. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent Zhen Jiang Guan Supervisor Dai Defu as the receiving commissioner. After consultation, the China government allocated 68,000 yuan as compensation for the British. On the 15th, China and the UK held a formal handover ceremony. Foreign Minister Wang Zhengting, British Minister's Chargé d'affaires Afeilin, Consul General in Beijing Xu Lide and others attended the ceremony. Dai Defu made a speech, and British Consul General Xu Lide also made a reply, thus completing the formal diplomatic procedures and legal recognition for the resumption of the British Concession. After the meeting, British Consul General Xu Lide issued a notice: From now on, all foreigners will be protected by the Chinese Government Office and no problems will occur. They hope to live and work in peace and contentment, and so on.