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February 7th Memorial Museum

Dedicated to the strike by workers on the Beijing-Hankou Railway between February 4th and February 7th, 1923, one of the biggest strikes in China during the early 20th century.

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The strike broke out in response to the warlord Wu Peifu's ban on the workers' trade union federation, which had held its inaugral meeting in Zhengzhou on February 1st. Wu Peifu responded to the strike on February 7th by ordering his troops to fire on the workers. Around 40 workers were killed and about 200 were injured.

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