On the 8th of October, 1912, Liu Xiaobo ended his exile. On the 8th of October, 1912, Liu Xiaobo returned from Japan to Tianjin and ended his 14 years of exile after the failure of the Reform Act. In 1898, Liu Xiaobo fled to Japan, and later founded the Qingdao newspaper, the New People's Industry newspaper, praising the constitutionalism and opposition to the revolution. During the Xinjiang Revolution, Liu Xiaobo tried to lobby for the establishment of a false constitution. After Yuan Xiaobo became the interim president, in view of the growing power of the National Party, he hoped to cooperate with Liu Xiaobo and the Constitutional Union to fight the National Party. Liu Xiaobo also hoped to borrow this opportunity to form a political party in the country.