The former site of the Xiong Chengji Anqing Uprising Conference, located in an alley in the downtown area, this old house was supposed to be a Yang's test hall earlier, witnessing the bloody storms and vicissitudes of the Anqing Revolutionary Uprising.
Following Xu Xilin's assassination of Inspector Enming in Anqing in 1907, the revolutionary Xiong Chengji held high the banner of the Anqing Uprising, and in November 1908 he was elected commander-in-chief of the Anqing Revolutionary Army, and revolted in Anqing with Ni Yingdian, Shi Dekuan, Fan Chuanjia, etc. In Anqing, but in the end, because the lone army was outnumbered, this uprising in the Anqing Horse Artillery Battalion that shocked the whole country ended in the failure of killing and injuring most of the revolutionary volunteers.
After the failure of the uprising, Xiong Chengji was arrested by the Good-Profits in exile and in secret activities for the League, and died at the age of 23 in February 1910 in a heroic campaign to create a free and democratic republic.
