Three Battles of Jiangnan

During the War of Liberation, in the early stages of fighting in the Northeast, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party fought several battles to compete for black soil. Although the Northeast Democratic Alliance Army has a large number of troops, its combat effectiveness is very weak. Especially in the defensive position battle in Siping, its vitality was severely damaged and it was defeated to the north of the Songhua River. However, the People's Liberation Army actively established base areas in an attempt to make a comeback. The strategic policy of Kuomintang Lieutenant General Du Yuming is to attack the south first and then the north. When attacking Siping, he first captured Benxi, then divided his troops to move north and captured Siping in one fell swoop. Now he repeated his old tricks and invaded Linjiang four times. He first annihilated the democratic coalition forces in southern Manchuria that were close to North Korea, and then advanced to northern Manchuria. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.