On this day, 113 years ago, November 28, 1912 (October 20, 1912 in the lunar calendar), Liang Qichao ended his exile and returned to Beijing. After Liang Qichao returned to China, the Democratic Party headquarters immediately held an interim meeting. On November 28, 1912, Liang Qichao ended his exile and returned to Beijing, where he had been away for 14 years. Since September 21, 1898, when the Empress Dowager Cixi launched a coup d'état, imprisoned Emperor Guangxu, and arrested and killed the activists of the 1898 Reform Movement, Liang Qichao fled to Japan. Overseas, he organized the "Qing Yi Bao" and advocated "censure the descendants and protect the emperor"; raised funds for the self-reliant army; and organized loyalty to the king. He also organized the "Xinmin Cong Bao" to advocate reformism; etc., to pay close attention to China and never rest. On February 23, 1912, Liang Qichao wrote to Yuan Shikai, detailing his suggestions on financial management, governance, party formation, etc., and expressed his willingness to return to China. Yuan welcomed it. Liang arrived in Dagu on November 13 and in Tianjin on November 16. He was welcomed by Zhang Xiluan and Tang Shaoyi. After entering Beijing on the 28th, he was warmly welcomed by government officials, various political parties and social groups. Yuan Shikai treated him with excellent courtesy, and Liang was deeply moved.