Huaihai**

The Battle of Huaihai was the most difficult, most sacrificial, but also the most decisive battle among the three major battles of the Liberation War. During the period, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party invested a total of millions of troops in the Huaihai battlefield, and millions of people participated in the logistical preparations for the war. It can be said that the people and the Communist Party of China chose their own liberation. This book combines rich historical data to restore the overall process of the Huaihai Campaign, and details the high-level decisions and key battles of both sides in the war, allowing every reader to personally feel the hard-won victory of the Liberation War.

The Huaihai Campaign was not favored at the beginning. The People's Liberation Army and the National Army pitted 600,000 against 800,000, "native-born people's generals" against "generals who drank foreign ink and received formal education," and infantry soldiers who mainly relied on light weapons against an army with luxurious equipment. The outcome seemed to be doomed. But with such a big gap and such a big dilemma, our People's Liberation Army has taken away the fruits of victory every time. "The victory of the Huaihai Battle was pushed out by the people on small carts!" According to the constant changes in the battlefield situation, the Military Commission, Huaye and Zhongye discussed with each other, communicated in a timely manner, constantly revised and practiced, and finally achieved this victory, which was also a victory for all the people.

The defeat in the Huaihai Battle was a huge blow to the Kuomintang faction, and it also laid the foundation for its final defeat. At this time, Chiang Kai-shek had lost all his elite main force deployed on the southern front, especially the backbone of his direct troops. The entire army was almost wiped out, and the backbone of the war was completely disintegrated. At this time in China, most of the areas north of the Huaihe River and south of the Huaihe River were occupied by the People's Liberation Army, with the front line approaching the Yangtze River. The next step was to attack the core areas ruled by Chiang Kai-shek, which was the Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai regions in the heart of China.

It makes my blood boil to watch. New China was hard-won.

The writing is good, and the reading skills are not average!

Beautiful, every book is worth collecting.

Great sounding, good history book.

The content is authentic and inspiring!

Excellent writing skills! The details are fascinating! The characterization is penetrating! An epic historical masterpiece!

Authentic quasi-naval war stock!

Kneel down and worship our ancestors🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Very good and educated

Details, military theory

Vivid and concrete

Since ancient times, Pengcheng has been listed among Kyushu

Very good and worth recommending

This book is super nice and beautiful

Recommend good books

This book is well written.

Tomato Reading five-star review

Documentary literature, rich historical materials

Why do audiobook advertisements take up memory in the form of short video clips? My phone is jammed.

A true, objective and multi-dimensional description with enriched content. A good book.

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I like to listen to works from the Anti-Japanese War period

It's so well written. I love reading it every day.

A very touching story. The red country is hard-won.

The writing is smooth, and the Huaihai Campaign is shown in a panoramic view. The ending ends too quickly. It would be great to end with the Pingjin Campaign. Of course, that is another book.