The "Aid to Vietnam to Resist the French" was the first large-scale military foreign aid operation after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Since the operation was top secret, no publicity, publicity, or reporting was allowed, only the officers and soldiers of the Chinese Military Advisory Group witnessed the magnificent and thrilling events of the "Aid to Vietnam to Resist the French."
Based on the latest declassified files, this book details the complete process of China dispatching a military advisory group to assist Vietnam in its war of independence against France. From the border battle in 1950 to the Battle of Dien Bien Phu in 1954, leaders made decisions and kept their word. The commander-in-chief of the strategic area was ordered thousands of miles away to dominate the situation. The general is engaged in a fierce battle in the tropical jungle, and the smoke is billowing. The diplomatic mediation of major powers has turned against Zunzu. There are also soldiers on expeditions, blood spilled on the battlefield; children's love, lingering parting. Half a century has passed, and the author has touched the smoke of war 60 years ago with magnificent writing, opening up a dusty historical memory:
★When Vietnam was at a military disadvantage, after Ho Chi Minh secretly visited China and the Soviet Union, what agreement did Mao Zedong and Stalin reach on aiding Vietnam?
★After the CCP liaison representative arrived in Vietnam, in addition to asking China to provide a location for military training, what other conditions and requirements did Vietnam put forward?
★What specific missions and tasks does the Chinese military advisory group, which is gathered together with generals, go to Vietnam?
★What irreplaceable important roles did the Chinese military advisory group headed by Chen Geng, Wei Guoqing, Mei Jiasheng, and Deng Yifan play in a series of major battles carried out by Vietnam such as the Border Battle, the Battle of the Middle Red River, the Northwest Campaign, and the Battle of Dien Bien Phu?
★What role and influence did the United States play in the Vietnam War?
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