The second bas relief on the Monument base relates to the so called village uprising which occurred in 1851 AD as part of the Taiping Rebellion and near Revolution. Th relief celebrates the Christina-thought based Heavenly Kingdom (Tai Ping) movement led by Hong Xiuquan, a former teacher, who's movement swept China and established a first revolutionary Capital in the City of Nanjing in Jiangsu Province. Of course, the movement is noted to have been outright anti-imperialist and proclaimed anti-feudal, while the Christian aspect of its fundamentals is omitted.