Our July

On the afternoon of July 11, 1949, the advance battalion led by Gao Zengyue secretly entered the Kuomintang-occupied area, kicking off the decisive battle in the northwest. They will march continuously for 140 miles behind enemy lines. It is hot, thirsty, and the enemy may appear at any time. They are embarking on a difficult journey. Luoju Town is the garrison point of the Chinese army and the destination of Gao Zengyue's troops. Facing the layer-by-layer defense of the national army's "sheep shit" formation, whether they can successfully penetrate into place and seize the target will be the key to the success or failure of this battle. In a narrow area north of the Wei River consisting of Qiangjiagou, Luoju Town, and Mei County Railway Station, more than 100,000 Nationalist troops broke through desperately, trying to regain the only escape route. Gao Zengyue and his comrades faced dangers from all directions and resisted enemy forces several times their own. After repeated battles, the focus of both sides focused on the battlefield of Gaowang Temple on the plateau. Exhausted from continuous battles and disadvantaged by the lack of heavy weapons support, Gao Zengyue resolutely led his troops to launch a final attack on the national army's permanent fortifications...