Introducing the 1962 Sino Indian War, who was the Chinese general in the 1962 Sino Indian War?

And I'm saying sincerely, you don't need to understand the process at all, you just need to know that our country has fought in the past and then retreated on its own, and has given up its land to you, and to give you a classic summary, India is the loser of this war, and the obsession with defeat makes them forget that they are the biggest beneficiaries of this war, that they are the biggest winners, that China is the victor of this war, and that the honor of the victors makes us immersed in illusions, without knowing that we are the biggest losers of this war, the biggest losers of interests.

I have here compiled it by the compilation team of the history of the Sino-Indian border self-defense counterattack.

The full text of the Sino-Indian Border Self-Defense Counterattack Operation (1993) has a total of 330,000 words.

Hello! During the Sino-Indian War in 1962, the commander-in-chief of the Chinese side was ** Lin Dashuai, and the former commander-in-chief of the enemy was Lieutenant General Zhang Guohua.

The commanders of India were Lieutenant General Kaul, the commander-in-chief of the front, and Hoshir, commander of the 62nd Brigade of the Indian Army. Brigadier General Singh, Brigadier General Dalvi, 7th Brigade of the Indian Army, Major General Patagania, commander of the 4th Division of the Indian Army. The captured brigade commander was Brigadier General Dalvi.

The Chinese commander was Zhang Guohua, commander of the 18th Army.

The Chinese generals in the Sino-Indian War were **.

In the 1962 Sino-Indian War, the then Minister of Defense** served as the commander-in-chief.

After the war, the commander ** proudly said: No one in our army has been captured, and the Indian army will not dare to provoke again in 30 years!

The 1962 Sino-Indian War. Commanding the operation was Zhang Guohua, a lieutenant general of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.

The commander of the Sino-Indian counterattack should be the ** marshal, and his genius command made the Indian army embarrassed.

When the war of self-defense and retaliation against India broke out, the Chinese side decided to recapture the Warong area occupied by the Indian army with a thunderous attack, and the commander was Ding Mingsheng, commander of the 54th Army.

The commander of the Sino-Indian War in 1962 was **.

In the 1962 Sino-Indian border war, our country was the marshal and the commander in charge, and India was the Indian Defense Minister Menon.

Red China fought a one-sided war with India, a war that humiliated India.

The first is the impact of the international situation.

The war against India was fought during the Cuban Missile Crisis, when the United States and the Soviet Union had no time to take care of anything else.

Later, after the Cuban Missile Crisis ended, the United States and the Soviet Union both tended to support India, and for us, it was safest to get out of contact with the Indian army as soon as possible, otherwise it would be easy to fall into endless military conflicts under an unfavorable environment.

The second is the influence of our international strategic thinking.

At that time, China pursued internationalism and opposed hegemonism. What is called hegemonism, my strength is stronger than yours, so I have to give priority to satisfying my interests, even if it is necessary to harm your interests, anyway, you can't resist, this is called hegemonism. Our country believes that there is justice and justice in this world, so we will talk about justice and justice.

We fight you because you don't pay attention to justice and justice, and we want to uphold justice and justice, and what we fight is your arrogance of not paying attention to justice and justice. After defeating your arrogance, we still have to talk about justice and justice. Therefore, our fight and withdrawal are logical.

If we do not withdraw from the war and rely on our military superiority to harm others and benefit ourselves, then will we not also become hegemonists? This is the reason for the retreat that *** talked about at the post-war summary meeting.

Due to a combination of internal and external factors, we withdrew from the Tawang area.

Today, it is difficult for us to take it back because we cannot reach an agreement and the consequences of a military strike are unpredictable. We currently have a huge potential strategic interest in Eurasia, which is the Belt and Road Initiative. In contrast, the interests of border disputes are too small and secondary, and they do not deserve to be prioritized.

Therefore, at present, it is shelved, and it is not appropriate to intensify the contradictions.

At that time, our country had just experienced three consecutive years of catastrophic natural disasters, and had not yet recovered, and the country was in great difficulty, and there was no grain and oil for the army to be stationed on the plateau for a long time, so it could only retreat when it saw a good situation, so as not to fight a long-term war of attrition, and India was supported and assisted by the United States, the entire West, and the Soviet Union.