Stories from Jiujiang · China

The scenic beauty of Lu Mountain has inspired poets, with descriptions capturing its essence. Lu Mountain, formerly known as Konglu, was a place of reclusion for the hermit Kongsu and his seven brothers during the reign of King Wu of Zhou.

The scenic beauty of Lu Mountain has inspired many poets throughout history, including Li Bai.

A mediation committee composed of the General Union and other groups successfully negotiated a wage increase for dock workers in Jiujiang. Dock workers' wages increased by 100% following mediation, and medical expenses for injured workers will be covered by British individuals.

Tens of thousands of workers and citizens organized protests in Jiujiang following a reported incident involving British nationals. The All-China Federation of Trade Unions issued a call on January 10 to end decades of perceived national humiliation. Large-scale demonstrations have occurred, including a 100,000-person rally in Nanchang and a 200,000-person rally in Changsha on January 16. Various groups in Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Wuhan have issued declarations or held marches to support the movement. Historical reports indicate that on the 16th, a large-scale demonstration involving 200,000 people occurred in Changsha. The agreement mandates the immediate dissolution of British municipal authorities, with administrative duties transferring to a new Chinese municipal body.