Lurking 1926

During the war, the Japanese fleet shelled the Dagu Fort in Tianjin, causing dozens of casualties among the Chinese garrison. Immediately afterwards, the Japanese army successively mobilized warships to threaten us. On March 18, people in Peiping gathered to protest, but were brutally suppressed. More than 40 people were killed and more than 200 injured, leading to the "March 18th Massacre" that shocked the country. At this time, the situation in North China was very critical. News reached the Jiaodong Peninsula across the sea from Tianjin. The gold guard troops stationed in the mountains of Qinzhou immediately stood ready, ready to cover the workers and materials of the Qinzhou Gold Mine as they moved to a safe area. They also planned to blow up the entrance to the huge glazed gold mine to prevent the Japanese from easily plundering resources.