What is the historical background of the Battle of Taierzhuang?

After the Japanese invading forces occupied Nanjing and Jinan on December 13 and 27, 1937, in order to quickly realize their aggressive plan to destroy China and connect the northern and southern battlefields, they decided to use Nanjing and Jinan as bases to attack Xuzhou along the Tianjin-Pudong Railway from the north and south.

According to the original battle plan, the defense of the north of Xuzhou was carried out by Han Fuyu, deputy commander of the 5th Theater and commander-in-chief of the 3rd Group Army.

Command, how do you know that Han Fuyu, who is stationed in Shandong, is currently a big enemy, and he is still making small calculations to preserve his strength.

On December 23, 1937, after the Japanese army captured Quy Nhon Town, Han Fuyu left for the battle, causing serious consequences. On the 27th, Jinan was lost, and the Japanese army was defeated by Boshan.

Laiwu attacks Tai'an.

On January 1, 1938, Taean fell into the hands of Ryosuke Isotani, the 2nd Army of the Japanese Northern Army. Han Fuyu lost ground in the mourning pond repeatedly, causing the front gate of the northern section of Jinpu Road to be opened, so that the Japanese army could drive straight along the line and fight Xuzhou.

Cast a shadow. Li Zongren.

Repeatedly harshly telegraphed Han Fuyu to recapture Tai'an, and used it as a base to intercept the enemy heading south.

China has always been in a state of being beaten, and the Battle of Taierzhuang was the first major victory since the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

The Japanese army moved south to Tongshan (the old name of Xuzhou), and Li Zongren, commander of the Fifth Military Region of the Kuomintang, led the national army to counterattack, and finally annihilated more than 10,000 enemies. It is known as the "Taierzhuang Victory" in history

Shandong fell, and the Japanese army marched south to Xuzhou.

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Japan invaded China in full-scale moderation.

At that time, the Japanese army occupied Jinan and Nanjing in Shandong Province and prepared to open up the Jinpu Railway, but the Xuzhou area was still in the hands of the Kuomintang, and the Xuzhou area was connected to the Longhai Line and the Jinpu Line, and there was the Grand Canal, and the strategic position was very. So Japan wants to occupy.

The Kuomintang has just experienced the Battle of Songhu, the Battle of Taiyuan was defeated one after another, especially the Battle of Songhu, Chiang Kai-shek's ** army was seriously damaged, equipment, veterans are very lacking, and it is in urgent need of reorganization, but there is not enough time. Chiang Kai-shek saw at that time that Xuzhou was located on the plain and there was no danger to defend, and once Xuzhou was lost, then the Japanese army would attack Wuhan until Chongqing, and then China would be completely defeated. Therefore, Chiang Kai-shek mobilized all the "miscellaneous armies" that could be destroyed and the undamaged "** army" Tang Enbo to carry out the Battle of Xuzhou, with the purpose of delaying time and preparing for the Battle of Wuhan.

What was the positive impact of the Battle of Taierzhuang on China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

The Battle of Taierzhuang was the first victory of the Kuomintang in the frontal battlefield. It effectively undermined and delayed Japan's connection between North China and Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Although it was a heavy incident, it still greatly encouraged the determination and confidence of the Chinese to resist Japan.

What was the positive impact of the Battle of Taierzhuang on China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.