Comments by "Ming Muyiyang" (@mingmuyiyang8615) on "China Observer"
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@alfiey5783 The Battle of Changjin Lake in the Korean War. This was a battle in the early days of the Korean War. From November 27 to December 24, 1950 (just 28 days), a direct confrontation took place in the Changjin Lake area of North Korea. The U.S. military included the 1st Marine Division (abbreviated as the 1st Marine Division) and the 3rd and 7th Infantry Divisions, as well as the 1st Army of South Korea, with a total of about 100,000 troops (the U.S. military dispatched 195 tanks, 7 aircraft carriers, and 500 military aircraft. 3,000 sorties hovered over the Volunteer Army every day); the 9th Corps of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army, which launched the attack, consisted of the 20th Army, the 26th Army, and the 27th Army, with nearly 150,000 troops (only the Army). This is the data of the battle between the two sides, and this is the scale of the war. In the 28-day "Changjin Lake" battle, the U.S. military suffered 19,843 casualties, and the Chinese Volunteer Army suffered a total of 48,156 casualties. In just 28 days, the total casualties of both sides were close to 70,000. This is the intensity of the war. The Chinese Volunteer Army had no communication equipment, and communication relied on whistles and charge horns. Armed with old weapons, wearing ragged clothes, eating potatoes frozen harder than stone at -40 degrees Celsius, we fought barefoot in the snow against the American troops armed to the teeth. We drove the American troops out of the strategic position of "Changjin Lake" and wiped out the "Polar Bear Army" that the American troops were proud of. Our "bitter victory" was exactly what the United States feared. What does it mean to do whatever it takes? What does it mean to move forward courageously? Do you understand?
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China, since 1840, the Chinese people have been living in dire straits. Various disasters and wars followed one after another. At that time, China was very poor and backward, and suffered all kinds of humiliation. Including the cession of Hong Kong and Macau, Taiwan becoming a Japanese colony, the burning of the Old Summer Palace by the Eight-Power Allied Forces, and the subsequent comprehensive and brutal invasion of China by Japan. In 1931, Japan launched a full-scale invasion war against China. From 1931 to 1945, the war lasted for 14 years. The Chinese military and civilians rose up to resist, fought bloody battles for 14 years, and suffered 30 million casualties in the end. Do you know why China's casualties were so great? There are hundreds of reasons, I will only give an example of one phenomenon: when the Chinese troops encountered the Japanese army, it was often the case that if the number of Chinese soldiers participating in the war was 100, the Chinese soldiers had only 20 to 30 guns. The remaining soldiers would not give up resistance or surrender. They used machetes, steel forks, and wooden sticks to bravely fight against the machine guns and cannons in the hands of the Japanese army until they died. This spirit of facing death with indifference and never retreating is the Chinese spirit. 30 million casualties!
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@timedragonmon6939 I hope Indians will read it carefully and experience it with their hearts. The huge difference in the founding of China and India is destined to be the biggest difference between India and China. Just look at the modern history of the two countries and you will understand. India was colonized by Britain for more than 200 years. In 1947, Britain experienced World War II, its strength declined greatly, and its status was replaced by the United States. India took the opportunity to gain independence through "non-violent non-cooperation". In other words, India's independence has not experienced the test of blood and fire. Such an independent country has no cohesion and willpower, and no national identity. Now let's talk about China. Since 1840, the Chinese people have been living in dire straits. Various disasters and wars have followed one after another. At that time, China was very poor and backward, and suffered all kinds of humiliation. Including the cession of Hong Kong and Macau, Taiwan became a Japanese colony, the burning of the Old Summer Palace by the Eight-Power Allied Forces, and the subsequent comprehensive and brutal invasion of China by Japan. In 1931, Japan launched a full-scale invasion war against China. From 1931 to 1945, the war lasted for 14 years. The Chinese army and civilians rose up to resist, fought bloody battles for 14 years, and suffered 30 million casualties, but finally won. Do you know why China suffered so many casualties? There are hundreds of reasons. I will only give one example: when the Chinese troops encountered the Japanese army, it was often the case that if there were 100 Chinese soldiers in the battle, the Chinese soldiers only had 20 to 30 guns. The remaining soldiers would not give up resistance or surrender. They used machetes, steel forks, and wooden sticks to bravely fight against the machine guns and cannons in the hands of the Japanese army until they died. This spirit of facing death and never retreating is the Chinese spirit. 30 million casualties! Do you think this can happen in India? For India, there are zero casualties, because India's knees are soft. India will give up resistance soon. Do you know why there is "Nanjing"? Because of the desperate resistance of the Chinese army and civilians, never surrendering and never giving up. After Japan broke through Nanjing, it was first to vent its anger, and secondly to scare off other Chinese soldiers and civilians who were resisting. But all this not only did not scare off any Chinese, but further aroused the Chinese people's resistance. The founding of New China was a test of blood and fire. Do you know why the Chinese national flag is red? That's because the founding of New China was paid for by countless Chinese ancestors with their blood, and we Chinese will always remember it. From 1945 to 1949, there was a civil war in China, and the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan. Originally, the Chinese people thought they could live a long-awaited peaceful life, but in 1950, the Korean War broke out and lasted for three years. The Chinese Volunteer Army successfully resisted the US route to the north without air superiority, sea superiority, backward army equipment, and extremely poor logistics, and our price was the loss of hundreds of thousands of brave PLA soldiers. In 1962, in the eyes of us Chinese, it was not a war at all. First of all, the time was only 32 days, and secondly, from 1959 to 1961, China experienced the most difficult three years since its founding, and many people starved to death in China during these three years. In 1962, India's economy far surpassed China. The United States, the Soviet Union, and Britain all supported India. At that time, India implemented the "Forward Policy" and attacked China with elite troops. We Chinese really don't want to fight. The Chinese troops that fought with India in 1962 were ordinary border defense troops, not regular PLA. In China, soldiers are called "the most lovely people". There is a Chinese proverb: Without a country, there is no home. Soldiers are the backbone of the country. Thanks to our brave People's Liberation Army soldiers, who are always ready to defend the borders of the motherland. No matter how India's military develops, it can't surpass China. Whether in the past, present or future, China can always defeat India. This is determined by the history and culture of the two countries. The Chinese people pay attention to the spirit of dedication and sacrifice. Don't surrender, don't yield, fight to the death, and see death as home on the battlefield. It is a huge shame for Chinese soldiers to surrender on the battlefield, and the spirit of dying rather than surrendering is deeply engraved in the bones of every Chinese. These are not possessed by Indians. Therefore, even now or in the future, India will never be able to defeat China. Now, do you think India can stand in the world like China? Absolutely not.
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@sumeettanwar1608 I hope Indians will read it carefully and experience it with their hearts. The huge difference in the founding of China and India is destined to be the biggest difference between India and China. Just look at the modern history of the two countries and you will understand. India was colonized by Britain for more than 200 years. In 1947, Britain experienced World War II, its strength declined greatly, and its status was replaced by the United States. India took the opportunity to gain independence through "non-violent non-cooperation". In other words, India's independence has not experienced the test of blood and fire. Such an independent country has no cohesion and willpower, and no national identity. Now let's talk about China. Since 1840, the Chinese people have been living in dire straits. Various disasters and wars have followed one after another. At that time, China was very poor and backward, and suffered all kinds of humiliation. Including the cession of Hong Kong and Macau, Taiwan became a Japanese colony, the burning of the Old Summer Palace by the Eight-Power Allied Forces, and the subsequent comprehensive and brutal invasion of China by Japan. In 1931, Japan launched a full-scale invasion war against China. From 1931 to 1945, the war lasted for 14 years. The Chinese army and civilians rose up to resist, fought bloody battles for 14 years, and suffered 30 million casualties, but finally won. Do you know why China suffered so many casualties? There are hundreds of reasons. I will only give one example: when the Chinese troops encountered the Japanese army, it was often the case that if there were 100 Chinese soldiers in the battle, the Chinese soldiers only had 20 to 30 guns. The remaining soldiers would not give up resistance or surrender. They used machetes, steel forks, and wooden sticks to bravely fight against the machine guns and cannons in the hands of the Japanese army until they died. This spirit of facing death and never retreating is the Chinese spirit. 30 million casualties! Do you think this can happen in India? For India, there are zero casualties, because India's knees are soft. India will give up resistance soon. Do you know why there is "Nanjing"? Because of the desperate resistance of the Chinese army and civilians, never surrendering and never giving up. After Japan broke through Nanjing, it was first to vent its anger, and secondly to scare off other Chinese soldiers and civilians who were resisting. But all this not only did not scare off any Chinese, but further aroused the Chinese people's resistance. The founding of New China was a test of blood and fire. Do you know why the Chinese national flag is red? That's because the founding of New China was paid for by countless Chinese ancestors with their blood, and we Chinese will always remember it. From 1945 to 1949, there was a civil war in China, and the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan. Originally, the Chinese people thought they could live a long-awaited peaceful life, but in 1950, the Korean War broke out and lasted for three years. The Chinese Volunteer Army successfully resisted the US route to the north without air superiority, sea superiority, backward army equipment, and extremely poor logistics, and our price was the loss of hundreds of thousands of brave PLA soldiers. In 1962, in the eyes of us Chinese, it was not a war at all. First of all, the time was only 32 days, and secondly, from 1959 to 1961, China experienced the most difficult three years since its founding, and many people starved to death in China during these three years. In 1962, India's economy far surpassed China. The United States, the Soviet Union, and Britain all supported India. At that time, India implemented the "Forward Policy" and attacked China with elite troops. We Chinese really don't want to fight. The Chinese troops that fought with India in 1962 were ordinary border defense troops, not regular PLA. In China, soldiers are called "the most lovely people". There is a Chinese proverb: Without a country, there is no home. Soldiers are the backbone of the country. Thanks to our brave People's Liberation Army soldiers, who are always ready to defend the borders of the motherland. No matter how India's military develops, it can't surpass China. Whether in the past, present or future, China can always defeat India. This is determined by the history and culture of the two countries. The Chinese people pay attention to the spirit of dedication and sacrifice. Don't surrender, don't yield, fight to the death, and see death as home on the battlefield. It is a huge shame for Chinese soldiers to surrender on the battlefield, and the spirit of dying rather than surrendering is deeply engraved in the bones of every Chinese. These are not possessed by Indians. Therefore, even now or in the future, India will never be able to defeat China. Now, do you think India can stand in the world like China? Absolutely not.
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@sumeettanwar1608 From 1945 to 1949, the Chinese Civil War, the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan. Originally, the Chinese people thought they could live a long-awaited peaceful life, but in 1950, the Korean War broke out and lasted for three years. The Chinese People's Volunteer Army successfully resisted the US route to the north without air superiority, sea superiority, backward army equipment, and extremely poor logistics, but our price was the loss of hundreds of thousands of brave PLA soldiers. In 1962, in the eyes of us Chinese, it was not a war at all. First of all, the time was only 32 days, and secondly, from 1959 to 1961, China experienced the most difficult three years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and many people starved to death in China during these three years. In 1962, India's economy far exceeded that of China. The United States, the Soviet Union, and Britain all supported India. At that time, India implemented the "Forward Policy" and attacked China with elite troops. We Chinese really don't want to fight. The Chinese troops that fought with India in 1962 were ordinary border defense troops, not regular PLA.
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@sumeettanwar1608 Western perspective: According to the information disclosed by the Helsinki Military Academy, the Battle of Shangganling ended on November 25, 1952. In this earth-shaking bloody battle, on the high ground that could only accommodate two companies (up to 300 people), the Chinese army successively deployed 9 regiments of two elite field armies, plus 2,000 new recruits, 11 artillery battalions, and a rocket artillery battalion. A total of more than 43,000 people, the Chinese Volunteer Army consumed a total of 450,000 bombs.
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@sumeettanwar1608 Western perspective: The Battle of Shangganling. The United Nations deployed 10 infantry regiments and two battalions, one airborne regiment, one training division, four recruit regiments, a total of 62,000 people, consumed 19 million bombs and 2.3 million aerial bombs.
The Chinese army lost 7,100 people and 8,500 people were injured in the entire battle; the United Nations army lost 11,300 people and 13,600 people were injured. The casualty ratio was 1:1.6. In a small area of only 2,700 meters long and 1,000 meters wide, more than 100,000 people from both sides fought desperately. In 42 days, a total of 40,600 soldiers fell on this 2.7 square kilometers of land. The battle of the "Shangganling Battle Meat Grinder"!
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@sumeettanwar1608 What is a real war? The "Battle of Shanghai" took place from August 13, 1937 to November 26, 1937. China had 180 aircraft, 40 tanks, and 0 warships. The Japanese army had 500 aircraft, 300 tanks, and 130 warships. The Battle of Shanghai (also known as the Battle of August 13, the Second Battle of Shanghai, and the Second Shanghai Incident in Japan) was the first large-scale battle between China and Japan in the War of Resistance against Japan, and it was also the largest and most brutal battle in the entire Sino-Japanese War.
In the Battle of Shanghai, a total of about 1 million troops from China and Japan were involved in the battle. The battle itself lasted for three months. The Japanese army deployed 9 divisions and 220,000 troops, with more than 90,000 casualties; the Chinese army deployed 73 divisions and more than 700,000 troops, with more than 250,000 casualties.
The Battle of Shanghai forced the Japanese army to shift its strategic main attack direction and shattered Japan's plan to "destroy China in three months."
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@sumeettanwar1608 As I said, India's independence was achieved by taking advantage of the very weak British. We Chinese only talk about history and facts. India's independence was indeed easily achieved through "non-violent non-cooperation". In 1947, Britain became weak and India easily gained independence. If India's "non-violent non-cooperation" movement was placed in any period before 1947, India would not have succeeded, and the facts proved it was so. In 1857, India had rebelled against Britain. . But the rebellion in India in 1857 was fueled by resentment caused by different ideas, including aggressive British-style social reforms, harsh land taxes, easy treatment of some wealthy landlords and princes, and suspicion of progress brought about by British rule. Many Indians rose up against the British. However, these rebellions were not for national independence or national dignity. These rebellions were entirely for the uneven distribution of benefits among the various tribes in India at that time. These rebellions did not show any patriotic characteristics. Moreover, many Indians in 1857 also fought for Britain, and most Indians seemed to still obey British rule.
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@hunk3891 Learn more about China's history and character traits. Before 1996, the Kuomintang was in power in Taiwan, and Taiwan's slogan was "Counterattack the mainland and achieve the unification of all China." After the Democratic Progressive Party came to power in Taiwan, it knew that there was no hope for counterattack, so it turned to seek independence. How could we mainlanders agree? In Taiwan, in a Taiwanese family, it is often the case that the father supports unification and the son supports independence. This is the only reason why mainland China has been hesitant about unification by force. The people of mainland China and Taiwan are all Chinese, and they are all Han people. Mainland China will look forward to peaceful reunification with the greatest patience and sincerity. However, once we judge that peaceful reunification is hopeless, the Chinese People's Liberation Army will definitely recover Taiwan without hesitation and at all costs with a thunderous momentum. Indians have not experienced a real war, so they naturally don't understand the cruelty of a war once it breaks out.
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@sumeettanwar1608 Chinese history is different from Indian history. The biggest difference is that Chinese history is continuous, while Indian history is discontinuous and interrupted at any time, and then the Indians make it up themselves. I hope you can read it carefully. China has 20 dynasties, and only two of them were ruled by ethnic minorities. I now hope to give you a simple Chinese history lesson.
China is one of the ancient civilizations in the world with a civilization history of nearly 5,800 years. It has experienced many ethnic integrations and dynasty changes. As one of the oldest countries in the world, the unified dynasties in Chinese history have changed a total of 20.
1. Xia Dynasty. 2. Shang Dynasty. 3. Western Zhou Dynasty. 4. Eastern Zhou Dynasty. 5. Qin Dynasty. 6. Western Han Dynasty. 7. Eastern Han Dynasty. 8. Three Kingdoms Period. 9. Western Jin Dynasty. 10. Eastern Jin Dynasty. 11. Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms. 12. Southern Dynasties (Song, Qi, Liang, Chen). 13. Northern Dynasties (Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Northern Qi, Western Wei, Northern Zhou). 14. Sui Dynasty. 15. Tang Dynasty. 16. Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. 17. Song Dynasty (Northern Song and Southern Song). 18. Yuan Dynasty (Mongol). 19. Ming Dynasty. 20. Qing Dynasty (Manchu).
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@sumeettanwar1608 You ask questions one by one, and I answer them one by one. Let's start with the dress of Chinese leaders. In terms of dress for visits abroad, Chinese leaders have gone through a process from traditional Chinese suits to Western suits, and then back to a combination of Chinese suits and Western suits. Many people clearly remember that when Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping and other older generation leaders visited abroad, their standard dress was a Zhongshan suit.
During Jiang Zemin's tenure as national leader, he wore a Western suit in most diplomatic activities, and also wore a Zhongshan suit on special occasions such as state banquets. However, when President Hu Jintao visited the United States and attended the state banquet in 2011, he wore a Western suit. The reason is as follows: The West has been making various remarks against China, especially remarks about the "China threat theory". Chinese national leaders have tried to eliminate bad Western remarks until today.
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