The battle for bridges in the war, what are the Chinese and foreign bridges that are famous because

The bridge that needs to be fought over repeatedly is definitely the throat, and the main road of transportation, blowing it up, it is not necessarily a good thing for both the offensive and defensive sides, since it needs to be guarded, it means that the defender needs it, and since it is to be fought for, it means that the attacker also needs it! Therefore, what you said, if you can't hold it, you will blow it up, which is not necessarily a good thing for the defender, the defender must fight repeatedly, and it really can't stand it, and it also depends on whether there is a need to blow it up, through all aspects of consideration!

For example, if you can't hold it, you will blow it up in a hurry, if the enemy's troop delivery is not sufficient, just a vanguard, or the salient does not stand on the bridgehead, and is quickly driven away from the area near the bridge, at this time, you need to use the bridge to send supplies to the front line, and it will be difficult to recover!

For example, if the enemy's large forces have been assembled on the other side of the bridge, and we are retreating at this end of the bridge, we need to fight repeatedly to gain precious time for our retreat, and then give up hope to blow up the bridge after the complete loss, which can delay the enemy's attack and allow us to move safely! Or build a new line of defense!

Saying all that, do you understand? I'm exhausted!

The question is a bit like why each army retreats and why it doesn't clear the wilderness, it's hard.

The guy upstairs has a point, but I personally think that bombing bridges in modern warfare is no longer enough to stop the enemy's advance. Now there are pontoon bridges and amphibious combat units that can completely solve this problem.

If the enemy comes, this will soon be the case.

Tell me what I know.

Lugou Bridge – On July 7, 1937, Japanese imperialism launched a full-scale war of aggression against China. The Chinese garrison in Wanping City rose up to resist, and the history is known as the "Lugou Bridge Incident" (also known as the "77 Incident"). The Chinese anti-Japanese army fired the first shot of the all-out war of resistance at the Lugou Bridge.

Tingsi Bridge - In May 1926, during the Northern Expedition, the National Revolutionary Army fought fierce battles with the army of the direct warlord Wu Peifu at Tingsi Bridge, Xianning County, and Hesheng Bridge in Xianning. Among them, the Battle of Tingsi Bridge is famous all over the world, leaving a glorious page in China's modern history.

Arnhem Bridge forever.

The extremely failed Operation Market Garden, a typical example of failure in the Airborne Forces.

Lugou Bridge The Lugou Bridge Incident, also known as the 77 Incident and the 77 Lugou Bridge Incident, was a Sino-Japanese military conflict that took place on July 7, 1937 at the Lugou Bridge (also known as the Lugou Bridge) in Beiping, China, which led to a full-scale Japanese attack on China. The July 7 Incident was deliberately created by Japanese imperialism in order to realize its ambition to swallow China, and it was the beginning of its all-out invasion of China.

Chen Qiao The Chen Qiao Mutiny was a coup d'état by Zhao Kuangyin to establish the Song Dynasty. After 960 AD, the Zhou general Zhao Kuangyin led his army out of Daliang (now Kaifeng, Henan) under the pretext of the northern Han and Liao joint southern invasion, and went to Chenqiaoyi (now northeast of Kaifeng) to instruct the soldiers to put on yellow robes for him and support him as emperor. This mutiny eventually led to the fall of the Later Zhou Dynasty and the establishment of the Song Dynasty, which gave impetus to the development of history.

Zhang Fei and Dangyang Bridge, Zhang Liangna Track Bridge End, Chenqiao Mutiny, Luding Bridge, Lugou Bridge.

Rainbow Bridge, the world was peaceful in ancient times, and later the god of war came to Earth from the other side of the universe through the Rainbow Bridge, and war came to the world from then on.

The bridge returns to the bridge, the road returns to the road, you take your Yangguan Road, I cross my single-plank bridge with one more friend, one more road, knot 39, winning the war is only to make peace a good start (Ro. Browning) 40, only victory.