111 years ago today, on May 23, 1914 (April 29, 1914 in the lunar calendar), Yuan Shikai reformed the local government system across the country. On May 23, 1914, the local government system was personally deleted and finalized by Yuan Shikai, published and implemented. The local civil service adopts a three-tier system. The 22 provinces in China, Mongolia and Tibet have not changed, but each province is divided into several provinces, and the provinces have jurisdiction over counties. The provincial patrol envoy, the road Yin, and the county governor. Patrol envoys have jurisdiction over all civil affairs officials and patrol guards in the province, and are all appointed by the president to supervise finance, justice and administration. The former civil affairs chiefs of all provinces have been changed to patrol envoys. The provinces with governors and civil affairs chiefs are all specially appointed patrol envoys to implement the division of military and civilian governance. The original observer was renamed Daoyin, who was briefly appointed by the central government and had the right to petition the appointment and dismissal of the county governor. The county governor is a chief executive. For the selection of county governors, two methods are adopted: examination and sponsorship. At one time, there were more than 40,000 people running around Beijing.