World's Top Defeated Troops Record -- A Chronicle of the People's Liberation Army's Victories Over Elite Forces of Multiple Countries

Author: Chen Hui
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: When you open this book, you will see that before the founding of New China, the People's Liberation Army not only defeated the Nationalist Party's "Five Elite Forces" (the New 1st Army, the 5th Army, the 6th Army, the 18th Army, and the 74th Division) one after another, but also engaged in battles with the Japanese and British armies. During the Korean War, it faced off against the "United Nations Command" composed of 17 nations—composed of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, the Netherlands, Canada, the Philippines, Turkey, Thailand, South Africa, Greece, Belgium, Luxembourg, Colombia, Ethiopia, and New Zealand—as well as the South Korean forces. After the 1960s, it also clashed with foreign forces that invaded China's border regions. Among these multinational forces were elite units that emerged before World War I; "elite" troops that fought across the world; and world-renowned "war machines." At one time, these elite forces, after engaging with the People's Liberation Army, lost their arrogance of being "elite"; battlefield heroes turned into battlefield bears; and "invincible armies" became "invincible armies." The history of the People's Liberation Army's battles with the "elite" forces of various countries is a history of the growth of the People's Army; a history of the pride of the Chinese people; and a heroic history of the Chinese nation washing away a century of humiliation.