Fang La Uprising in June (5438+00) in the second year of Xuanhe in the Northern Song Dynasty. Fang La has a clear-cut stand, advocating the realization of real equality, and "robbing people of all their wealth and keeping them scattered". He is determined to completely overthrow the Song Dynasty and liberate all the working people in the world. Fang La put forward distinctive political slogans and propositions and put them into revolutionary practice. The rebel army he led burned the Confucius Temple, destroyed statues and killed corrupt officials. Criticizing the hypocrisy of "legal equality without competition" in Buddhist teachings, pointing out that "legal equality without competition" advocates realizing real equality; "robbing people of their wealth and keeping them scattered"; "There are very poor people, and many people receive money to help ... Those who come in and out, although they don't know it, are all in the valley, and the words are inexhaustible, which is called one family."

Fang La's political ideas and revolutionary actions are deeply supported by the poor people. Fang La Uprising laid six states and fifty-two counties, which was a great shock to the southeast and fundamentally shook the rule of the Northern Song Dynasty. As an outstanding leader of the peasant uprising, Fang La will always be remembered by people. The last cave in Fang La is called "Fang La Cave". There are Fang La Cave and Fang La Temple in memory of Fang La in all parts of the province and even in neighboring Anhui.