Tang (1862- 1938), a native of Xiangshan County, Guangdong Province (now Tangjia Village, Tangjia Town, Zhuhai City), was a famous political activist and diplomat, the head of the Prime Minister's Office of the Qing Government, the first president of Shandong University, and the first Prime Minister of the Republic of China. He used to be the president of Beiyang University (now Tianjin University). I have been studying in Shanghai since I was a child. 1874, I became the third group of young children to study in the United States, then went to Columbia University to study, and returned to China in188/0. He served as Consul General in Seoul, a delegate to the North-South Conference in the late Qing Dynasty, and the first cabinet prime minister of the Republic of China, and made important contributions to China's sovereignty, diplomatic rights and interests, and the promotion of a democratic republic. After political differences with Sun Yat-sen, he was depressed and later served as the county magistrate of Zhongshan County. After the fall of Shanghai, it was ambiguous with all parties, which led to many speculations and put itself in danger. It is widely rumored that the Japanese enemy intends to use Shao Yi and other organizations to organize the puppet government in Central China. Chiang Kai-shek ordered Dai Li to send special agent Zhao Lijun to assassinate him at home on September 30th.