What was the real Battle of Changjin Lake like in history?

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Battle of Changjin Lake.

It is a battle in the Korean War, and this battle is the eastern part of the second battle of the Korean War, the battle of Changjin Lake from November 27 to December 6, 1950, a total of ten days, the participants of the Chinese volunteers.

The Ninth Corps, the 1st Marine Division and the 1st Division of the United States Army, the main commander of which was Song Shilun.

and Edward Almond, who fought at Changjin Lake in North Korea. <>

Because the north of Korea is a relatively bitter and cold area, and the altitude is between 1,000 and 2,000 meters, people are also very scarce, and in this battle also encountered a cold winter that has not been encountered in 50 years, the volunteers at that time were wearing more common winter clothes, so they could only endure the cold winter in an emergency situation, and at that time it was impossible to carry out operations during the day, and could only rush at night, and the physical strength of the soldiers at that time was also relatively limited, often not full, and there was no condition to eat a hot meal, You can only quench your thirst by eating ice and snow, so the environment is very harsh. <>

This battle brought great pain to people's lives, and the volunteers at that time were also very worthy of people's admiration, so people must cherish the hard-won life in their lives, and at the same time, this battle has also made great changes to people's lives, the meaning and background are endless, and the hardships endured by the soldiers at that time were also unbearable for many people, so they have been carrying the weight for people to move forward, so as people in the new era, we must cherish the current life, Try to make yourself better and give back to the community.

The real Battle of Changjin Lake in history is more tragic, even more tragic than the situation in the movie, and the equipment of the two sides of the war is particularly different.

The real battle is very similar to the shooting, the Battle of Changjin Lake was a part of the Korean War, and the battle was very fierce.

It was not as exaggerated as it was on TV, it was probably a brutal battle that lasted about 17 days, and our army was able to win the battle because of the better strategic decisions.

This battle is very long, and this war has killed a lot of people, which has caused a great impact, although what is said in the movie has been restored a lot, but it has not been completely restored.

It's intense, and it's very hard. In order not to be discovered by the enemy, all our soldiers were frozen into popsicles, which made people feel distressed when they saw it.

How, exactly? Don't you believe the historical facts that have been published?

The film Changjin Lake is a story filmed during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and it also shows the contribution made by our country in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and also describes the cruelty of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and also describes the damage suffered by our country.

The historical background at that time was the outbreak of the Korean War, and then the need to resist US aggression and aid Korea broke out in a fierce conflict.

The background of the Battle of Changjin Lake was the Battle to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.

In this war, the strength of the US military is very strong. Not to mention the comparison of combat effectiveness, in terms of logistics supply and transportation capacity alone, the US army far exceeded the volunteers at that time. Needless to say, everyone understands how important battlefield supplies are to a war.

Courage alone is not enough on the battlefield, strength is also needed, and no matter how sharp the knife is, it is not as fast as a bullet. In the Battle of Changjin Lake, the U.S. military exerted its logistical capabilities to the extreme. The volunteers can only use their tenacious will and fearless spirit of life and death to make up for the huge gap in equipment.

At that time, our army resisted vigorously, and in the face of the fierce offensive of the American army, our army did not retreat in the slightest even when the equipment was backward。In the later period of the Battle of Changjin Lake, the local climate changed greatly, and the weather was extremely bad and surprisingly cold. The temperature reached more than minus 40 degrees.

Many fighters were so cold that they couldn't even hold their hands, and some of their guns were so frozen that they couldn't even pull the trigger. In the end, neither side wanted to fight, and the US troops were too busy retreating to save their lives, and they didn't even bother to fight back when they encountered the volunteers blocking them on the way, they really didn't want to fight, the weather was too cold.

From many historical **, we can see that when many American troops retreated, their boots and feet were glued together, and they couldn't even walk, and their hands and feet were all frozen. Some of the soldiers were unconscious from their injuries and were frozen and stiff by the time they were carried back to base. Many soldiers' ** were frozen and cracked.

I believe many people have heard of the heroic deeds of the volunteers who were frozen into ice sculptures in the Battle of Changjin Lake. Compared with the U.S. military, the amazing endurance of the volunteers is still commendable.

Introduction to the Battle of Changjin Lake

The Battle of Changjin Lake was a battle that took place in the Changjin Lake area in the second battle of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.

During the Battle of Changjin Lake, the three armies of the 9th Corps of the Chinese People's Volunteers, under difficult and difficult conditions, fought directly with the 10th Army of the US Army, which was world-class in equipment and had outstanding combat achievements, in the Changjin Lake area of North Korea from November 27 to December 24, 1950, creating a record of completely annihilating an entire regiment of the US Army in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, forcing the US ace unit to experience the "longest retreat" in history.

In this campaign, the vast eastern area north of the 38th parallel was recovered. The Volunteers won great victories on both the eastern and western fronts, which turned the battlefield situation in one fell swoop, became a turning point in the Korean War, and laid the foundation for victory in the final armistice negotiations.

On September 15, 1950, the U.S. 10th Army successfully landed at Incheon. Under the attack of the multinational forces from the north and south, the main force of the Korean People's Army around Busan was dealt a annihilating blow. At the end of September, multinational forces captured Seoul, and the end of the Korean War was in sight.

In early October, the multinational force crossed the 38th parallel and entered North Korea with the intention of reuniting the two Koreas by the end of 1950.

The Battle of Changjin Lake, which took place at the end of 1950, was a battle in the history of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) with a heavy lesson. More than 100,000 volunteers besieged more than 20,000 American troops, and fought brutally and bloodily for more than ten days and nights, but they still failed to eat the enemy and let the main force of the American army escape completely. Although the Volunteers annihilated 10,000 enemies, they lost more than 50,000 troops in their own battles, and the entire corps seriously damaged its combat effectiveness, so that it was unable to participate in the battle after more than four months of rest, which not only caused a profound tactical lesson, but also had a non-negligible impact on later history.

In the years that followed, when it came to the Battle of Changjin Lake, many people believed that if it were not for the extreme lack of winter clothing and food for the volunteers, and the excessive attrition of non-combat personnel, the US army would not have been able to escape at all. This point of view is certainly justified and an important factor, but it cannot be ignored that there are also problems with the tactics of the volunteer army. If the battle formation is too dense and poorly organized, it will cause the battle to be too large, so as to seriously reduce the combat effectiveness.

Yu Zhilin, a 96-year-old veteran military doctor, once personally experienced the Battle of Changjin Lake to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and it has been 70 years since he was injured by an artillery shell on the Korean battlefield. In October 1950, at the age of 24, he entered North Korea with the army. More than 100,000 volunteers who rushed into the DPRK marched day and night, in strict camouflage, marched in the ice and snow, and quietly arrived at the battlefield with amazing perseverance.

In order to form a favorable situation of dividing, encircling and annihilating the enemy as soon as possible, Yu Zhilin and his comrades-in-arms wore thin clothes and marched in the lofty mountains. He recalled: "At that time, the temperature was close to -40, and the soldiers were thinly dressed and could only march in a single line, lying on their stomachs in the snow, hiding in the cold, and starvation.

Most of the fighters are young people in their 20s, who freeze their fingers and have their limbs amputated, and they don't cry anymore."

Zhou Quandi, a soldier of the 2nd Company of the 1st Battalion of the 231st Regiment of the 77th Division of the 26th Army of the Chinese People's Volunteers, also experienced first-hand that in the Battle of Changjin Lake 71 years ago, the extreme cold caused him to lose his hands and legs.

He was only 15 years old when he secretly entered the DPRK in 1950 with the army. In the Battle of Changjin Lake, he and his comrades-in-arms had to lurk in Huangcaoling for three days and three nights, responsible for intercepting the 1st Marine Division of the US Army that had escaped from here.

He recalled: "That year, North Korea encountered extremely cold weather that had not been seen in a century, and the volunteers braved the severe cold of minus 40 degrees Celsius to satisfy their hunger by mixing fried noodles with snow water. The dry food he brought with him was eaten in two or three days.

The hunger was unbearable, so the cook took out the only remaining packet of sea pepper noodles on his body, and the soldiers mixed it with snow to eat, half a tank per person, barely satisfying their hunger. ”

Summary. In the Battle of Changjin Lake, our army had more than 23,000 people; The losses of the American and British troops were more than 19,000 people.

In the Battle of Changjin Lake, our army had more than 23,000 people; The losses of the American and British troops were more than 19,000 people.

Where does the data come from?

It is the difference between how many troops are sent and how many troops are returned in the end.

Is there any data from the US side?

This data does not indicate whether it is from the United States or China. At that time, the US side fled in the wilderness, and it should be impossible to know the number of Chinese people.

It's all speculative data.

China's data is provided by China, and the U.S. data is provided by the United States.

Don't worry, I know the specific data, so my question is a torture of conscience.

Be respectful of history.

What are the specific numbers you know?

I don't say it, it's too much of a slap in the face. <>

But that's what we know so far. I'm sorry.