In the second year of Yuan Taiding (1325), Zhao Chou-si and Guo Bodhisattva in Xizhou, Henan Province revolted and put forward the slogan "Maitreya deserves the world", which started the peasant uprising at the end of Yuan Dynasty. In the third year from Shun Di to Yuan Dynasty (1337), Zhu Guangqing and Nie Uprising took place in Guangdong, which was called "the Buddha was born in Dingguang" in history. In the same year, an uprising took place in Banghu, Henan Province, where incense was burned and people gathered, and the rebels "held the Maitreya Buddha flag". In the fourth year of Yuan Dynasty, monks (monk Peng) and Zhou revolted in Yuanzhou, and more than 5,000 peasants revolted. "vests are all written in Buddhist characters." By Zheng Zhichu (134 1-l368), small-scale uprisings had spread all over the country, with more than 300 uprisings in Jingnan alone. Most of the peasants who held the uprising were Han Chinese and southerners, so Mongolian rulers were more hostile to Han Chinese and southerners. Bo Yan and others have proposed to eliminate the five surnames of the Han people, namely, Zhang, Wang, Liu, Li and Zhao. At the same time, he reiterated that Han people should not be armed and unarmed, and ordered northerners to beat southerners without repaying them. The implementation of these bans further ignited the flame of resistance.