On this day, 122 years ago, on September 18, 1903 (July 27, 1903 in the lunar calendar), Feng Zicai, a famous anti-French fighter, passed away. Feng Zicai, a famous anti-French general, died on September 18, 1903 (29th year of Guangxu). Feng Zicai, also known as Nangan, is called Cuiting, and he is called Cuiting. A native of Qinzhou, Guangdong (now Qin County, Guangxi). Born in 1818 (23rd year of Jiaqing). In his early years, he participated in the Tiandihui Uprising, but was later "recruited" by the Qing government to suppress the Taiping Army and be promoted to prefect. In 1882 (the eighth year of Guangxu), he resigned due to illness. When the French army invaded the border between Yunnan and Guangxi in 1884, it participated in the Anti-Japanese War with the regiments of the four prefectures of Gao, Lei, Qin and Qian in Guangdong. In February of the following year, he was requested by Zhang Zhidong, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, and served as the deputy military affairs officer outside the Guangxi Pass, actively deploying war readiness. In late 2003, he led Wang Jiaoqi, Wang Debang, Su Yuanchun and other troops to defeat the French army at Zhennanguan (now Youyi Pass), and took advantage of the victory to pursue and successively recovered Wenyuan, Lang Son and other places, fundamentally reversing the situation of the Sino-French War. Later, he served successively as Minister of Military Affairs of Guangxi and Governor of Guizhou. He died with the posthumous title of Yong Yi.