The memorial walls at Bayi Square in Nanchang

Today we take a lesson in history about the liberation war. Let’s have a look at the memorial steel walls at Bayi Square in Nanchang. In June 1946, the ruling group of the Kuomintang launched a national civil war, from which the National War of Liberation began From September 1948 to January 1949, the People's Liberation Army carried out three major campaigns, Liaoshen, Huaihai and Pingjin, and wiped out more than 1.54 million enemy troops. The main military forces that the Kuomintang relied on to maintain its reactionary rule were basically destroyed. From February 1949 to June 1950, the People's Liberation Army took the river crossing campaign as a starting point and launched a major march to liberate the whole of China. On April 20, a hundred thousand strong divisions crossed the Yangtze River from Hukou in the west to Jiangyin in the east, completely destroying the Kuomintang army's Yangtze River defense line. On April 23, Nanjing was liberated, declaring the complete collapse of the Kuomintang's reactionary rule. On May 16, Chen Geng, commander of the Fourth Corps of the Second Field Army, ordered the 37th Division of the 13th Army of the Corps to attack Nanchang. On the th, Zhou Xueyi, the commander of the 37th Division, and Lei Qiyun, the political commissar, led the troops along the muddy path from Guixi. On the evening of the 20th, the 37th Division arrived at Guanli Miao Village on the east bank of Fuhe River. On the 21st, did the troops cross the Fuhe River with the Kuomintang army Yunjun No.1 Primary School No.75 division interest fund battle. In the early morning of the 22nd, Xiawei, retreated to Nanchang City. #bucketlistreboot