On this day, 95 years ago, on October 1, 1930 (August 10, 1930, the lunar calendar), China regained the Weihaiwei Concession. Johnston, the British Minister in charge of handing over Weihaiwei to the China government. On October 1, 1930, the nine-year-old negotiation between China and the United Kingdom on the handover of Weihaiwei came to an end. Wang Jiazhen, Vice Foreign Minister of China and Commissioner for Receiving Weihai, and Johnston, the British Chief Executive in Weihai, held a Sino-British handover ceremony in front of the British Weihai Chief Executive's Office. Weihaiwei, which had been under British colonial rule for 32 years, was finally returned to China. At the formal handover ceremony held in the morning, Johnston, the British Minister of State to Weihai, who had been a teacher of Emperor Xuantong, summoned the Navy and the Scottish Marines to hold a farewell military parade. Zhuang accompanied Wang Jiazhen on the stage to review for an hour. At 11:30, Zhuang and his army were about to board the boat and leave. Wang said to Zhuang,"Please have lunch before leaving!" Zhuang Xiao said in Mandarin: "No way! There is no two sun in heaven, and there are no two masters among the people. After noon is your day. "The British have arranged the official property and all official things neatly and cleaned them cleanly, but nothing of value is left behind. They only explain the prisoners in the prison one by one. Wang Jiazhen visited the four townships for a day. The farmers in the countryside were hardworking and simple. There was only one thing that impressed him deeply. He had never seen a man without braids, or a woman without bound feet. This was already the 19th year of the Republic of China!