114 years ago today, on November 1, 1911 (September 11, 1911 in the lunar calendar), Shanghai was recovered, and Chen Qimei was appointed governor of the Shanghai Army. Chen Qimei On November 1, 1911, Shanghai Party members decided to launch an uprising on the evening of the 3rd. Chen Qimei appointed Li Pingshu as the chief of civil affairs of Shanghai in the name of the military government, and asked Wu Tingfang to be the chief of foreign affairs. On the afternoon of the 3rd, Zhabei police officer Chen Hanqin led the crowd to occupy the patrol headquarters, and Zhabei was the first to recover. In the afternoon, business groups, students, and death squads took their oath in nine acres of land in western Shanghai. Chen Qimei led a brigade to seize the manufacturing bureau. Chen Qimei went inside alone to persuade the soldiers to surrender and was detained. The uprising masses rose up to attack and threw bombs. In the early morning of the 4th, the manufacturing bureau was finally occupied, Chen Qimei was rescued, and Li Xie was pushed as the interim commander-in-chief. Li Pingshu announced Anmin as the chief civil affairs officer. On the 6th, the Governor's Office of Shanghai Army was established, and Chen Qimei was promoted as the Governor's Office of Shanghai Army. Chen was the head of the Governor's Office, Huang Fu was the Chief of Staff, Niu Yongjian was the Minister of Military Affairs, Wu Tingfang was the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Li Pingshu was the Minister of Civil Affairs, Shen Yanyun was the Minister of Finance, Wang Yiting was the Minister of Communications, and Mao Zhongfang was the Minister of Navy. Subsequently, Shanghai established the Republic Construction Association and promoted Yao Ziliang as its president. Put forward political platforms such as establishing a republic and carrying out social reform. Yao Hui, Cheng Ying, etc. initiated the Women's Association to raise money from various places and overseas Chinese to support the southern civilian army, and set up the Shanghai Women's Northern Expedition Death Squad, headed by Shen Jingyin and with more than 70 members, to mobilize women to join the army and participate in politics and help the civilian army fight. Zhou Lu and Sun Xinqi initiated the formation of the Northern Expedition Regiment of the Leap People's Army, which was organized into two teams of students and daring to die, with the purpose of "marching quickly to conquer the north and south capitals". In addition, He Haiming and Hu Yang initiated the establishment of the Shanghai Volunteer Death Group to Aid Hubei, and Chen Xuecen was promoted as the general representative, with the aim of "recovering Jianghan early, going straight to Youyan, and breaking all obstacles to the republican regime". After the revolutionary army occupied Shanghai Road Administration, the five-color flag fluttered in the wind on Nanjing Road