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Ta Mountain Counteroffensive

Ta Mountain Counteroffensive

History, War

Wang Jia

Lin Chunfang, Zhao Xiaoming, Cao Peichang, Bai Zhidi, Li Yi, Zhao Hengduo, Wang Zhenjiang, Xu Guangming, Wu Junquan, Cong Peixin, Shen Huifen

2009

Mainland China

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Completed

Mandarin Chinese

42 minutes

2025-02-20 04:19:29

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This film (drama)Also known as塔山阻击战,is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live,At2009Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese,Current Douban rating0.0(For reference only)。
The People's Liberation Army of Northeast China, after arduous battles, fundamentally changed the situation in Northeast China by the summer and autumn of 1948. 97% of the land area and 86% of the population in Northeast China had been liberated, and the agricultural and industrial production in the liberated areas was developing. The total strength of the Northeast People's Liberation Army had grown to over one million, with improved equipment and high morale. In contrast, the Kuomintang army in Northeast China was continuously defeated, suffering heavy losses, with over 550,000 troops scattered in three disconnected areas: Changchun, Shenyang, and Jinzhou. The land supply lines to Changchun and Shenyang were completely cut off, resulting in wavering military morale and low spirits. In terms of strength comparison, the Northeast People's Liberation Army surpassed the Kuomintang army in both quantity and quality, possessing the capability to strive for a decisive victory that would annihilate all enemy forces and liberate all of Northeast China. Facing this extremely unfavorable situation in Northeast China, Chiang Kai-shek was very anxious. To conserve his forces, he considered abandoning Changchun and Shenyang, opening up railway routes, and transferring the main force in Shenyang to Jinzhou, to be strategically redeployed to the North China and East China battlefields. However, he was also concerned that abandoning Northeast China would have serious political and military consequences, leading to indecision about whether to withdraw or defend. While Chiang Kai-shek hesitated over his choices for Northeast China, Mao Zedong, focusing on the favorable development for the national situation and the early liberation of Northeast China, decided to send the main force of the Northeast Field Army south along the Beining Road, prioritizing operations in Jinzhou while neglecting Changchun and Shenyang, preparing to execute a strategic decision to annihilate the enemy reinforcements coming from Shenyang when engaging in battle in Jinzhou. He called on the Northeast People's Liberation Army to establish the determination to carry out an unprecedented large-scale annihilation battle, daring to confront the enemy when all the enemy troops from Shenyang came to aid, to destroy them on the spot.