98 years ago today, on January 3, 1927 (November 30, 1926 in the lunar calendar), the Nationalist government took back the British Concession of Hankou. The National Revolutionary Army entered the British Concession to maintain order. On January 3, 1927, the student propaganda team of the Central Military and Political School gave a speech near Jianghanguan in the British Concession of Hankou to celebrate the victory of the Northern Expedition and the relocation of the capital of Wuhan by the Nationalist government. Thousands of people had gathered at that time, and everyone had been in good order. But in the afternoon, a large number of British sailors suddenly landed on the shore to provoke and intervene, forcibly driving away the crowd, and stabbed one person to death with a bayonet on the spot, injuring dozens of people, causing a serious bloodshed. On the night of the incident, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Wuhan Nationalist Government protested to the British Consulate in Hankou, ordering the British to withdraw the sail The next day, representatives of Wuhan industry, agriculture, commerce and other groups held a joint meeting and put forward eight demands to the Wuhan National Government. The main contents are: Immediately lodge a serious protest with the British Consulate: the British government will compensate for the losses; punish the perpetrators. On the evening of the 4th, the National Revolutionary Army entered the British Concession. The National Government regained the management right of the British Concession.