Today, 100 years ago, on February 9, 1925 (Calendar 17 January 1925), the workers of the Shanghai Daily Wire Factory held a major strike. On February 9, 1925, more than 40,000 people in the 22 Japanese Wire Factory in Shanghai unjustified for the protest factory dismissed more than 40 workers, arrested four workers' representatives, and conducted a shocking strike in the Far East under the leadership of Chinese Party members Deng Sishu, Liu Hua and others. The strike received solidarity from all walks of life in the country, Shanghai, Hangzhou and other places launched fundraising activities, and founded a post-assistance association. Japanese imperialism used methods such as buying workers, mobilizing military ships, and suggesting Beijing government intervention. On February 25, under the influence of the strike, Japanese capitalists were