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After the Opium War, foreign banks poured into China and stifled China's financial and fiscal throats by monopolizing international exchange business, capital export, political loans, issuing banknotes, and operating China's foreign reparations. After the Sino-Japanese War of 1895, foreign capital flooded into the country, and China's financial and fiscal situation worsened. At the end of the 19th century, people of insight in China advocated the establishment of banks, "using Chinese silver for Chinese use.

Daqing Bank is a joint-stock bank jointly established by government and businessmen, with a total share capital of 10 million taels of silver, of which both government and businessmen account for half. After the outbreak of the Revolution of 1911, the Qing Bank, the central bank of the Qing government, except for the Shanghai branch, most of its branches have been closed. In order to preserve business capital, the shareholders of the Bank of China, led by the Secretary-General of the Bank of China Xiang Zaoxin, established the Shareholders' Association on November 5, 1911, and issued an announcement on November 14. The main contents of the announcement were: After receiving reports from various branches, the military government had misrecognized the official shares of the Qing Bank, removed the existing Yangzhuang discount and other essentials, and even detained the staff, the accounts were disordered, and the situation was urgent; shareholders were required to be on November 18 Go to Hankou Road for a meeting to discuss countermeasures. Participants in a series of activities of the shareholders meeting are mainly Zhejiang shareholders and some senior executives of Qing Bank. On December 4, 1911, the shareholders' federation was renamed "Commercial Shares Federation".

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