Liberation of Jinzhou (liberation War Series of One Hundred Cities and One Hundred Battles)

Liberation of Jinzhou (liberation War Series of One Hundred Cities and One Hundred Battles)

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This book uses realistic methods to record Lin Biao's command of digging a large traffic trench during the Jinzhou offensive: the Kuomintang's open fortresses and hidden fortresses showed off their power. Chiang Kai-shek personally visited Huludao to supervise the battle and was confident of taking Tashan. During the battle in the old city, the People's Liberation Army wiped out 100,000 enemies in 31 hours, captured Fan Hanjie alive, and Jinzhou was liberated...

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Collection of Various Eccentric Reading Materials from Qidian (Who Can Be More Eccentric Than Me?)
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In the end, I decided to add that history is history and cannot be treated as non-existence. The liberation war cannot be said to be right or wrong. It is just an opposing concept and the inevitable result under historical conditions. I decided to read this set of books without any political overtones, just as if I were reading a legendary story.

鬼谷子
易经 尚书
十三五大战略
The Long Battle: the Korean War Through American Eyes (revised Edition)

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