On this day, 125 years ago, on September 3, 1900 (August 10, 1900, the Eight-Power Allied Forces marched out to kill and kill Boxers in the suburbs of Beijing. Boxers were killed in Caishikou. On September 3, 1900, the Eight-Power Allied Forces continued to search and kill the Boxers in the capital and continued to send troops to various places in Kinki to suppress the Boxers. The citizens saw that "the Russian army group was heading north from Chongwenmen and was tied to suppress the Boxer Rebellion in Kinki. They turned around and obtained many regiment flags and carried them on horses. Some American soldiers also left the team." On the 5th,"foreigners from all over the country hunted people from house to house in the streets, called coolies. They went to the four villages outside the city to cut sorghum, corn, and grass, and carried them to the places where the troops were stationed to feed their horses. There were foreigners accompanying them in and out of the way. If they didn't work hard, they would be beaten severely. It was unbearable. Regardless of whether they were employed in agriculture, industry and commerce, many entire families were arrested." On the 7th, the Eight-Power Allied Forces bombed the Xihongmen Regiment people. "There were also many Youhuang Village Boxes. The foreign soldiers rushed to disperse, so they took advantage of the situation to bomb the village and pacify it." Huo De and Yi Kuang said: "Recently, there have been gunshots in Nanyuan. More than a dozen foreign soldiers rushed to attack, and hundreds of Yihe Boxing were shot." On the 11th, more than 1700 coalition troops, armed with 6 cannons, attacked Liangxiang County again. More than 250 people were killed in the Boxer Rebellion and the city was destroyed. Countless regiment members were killed. The coalition forces returned to Beijing triumphantly. Witnesses said: "More than a thousand drums and music from the foreign soldiers brigade entered through Zhangyi Gate. The leader held the Boxer Banner of a certain village in Liangxiang. There was also a Qingdao Banner and more than ten flags, all of which had the words "Boxer Regiment" and the words "Help each other"; There are also many punches, bandits, swords and spears. The infantry team was in front, the horse team was behind, and the gun cart moved forward. The tail carriage is tied to three oxen and one donkey." "More than 4,000 people died in Liangxiang." On the same day, the Yamen Office of the Ministry of Revenue in the capital was burned and extended to the Ministry of Rites. Because "all the silver and money warehouses of the Ministry of Revenue were looted by various countries, they were set on fire to avoid false claims." On the 16th, the Eight-Power Allied Forces formed an "expedition team" to go to Badachu to suppress and kill the Boxers, blow up a pagoda, and burn temples such as Lingguang Temple and Biyuan. On the 19th, the coalition forces went to Guanyin Village, Xishan, in the suburbs of Beijing to kill the Boxers. The entire village was destroyed by artillery fire and more than 100 members of the group were killed. The Eight-Power Allied Forces chopped up and killed the captured Boxers on the spot in the suburbs of Beijing. With the assistance of the Qing government's patrols, the Japanese army killed the captured Boxers outside Anding Gate.