Chronicle of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army's Battles - Volume 1 and 2 of the Volunteer Army's Battles

Author: Wang Shuzeng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This monumental work of took three years to complete and recounts the shocking war on the Korean Peninsula half a century ago. It not only reaffirms and celebrates the theme of the fearless revolutionary heroism of the Chinese army but, more importantly, reexamines everything that happened 50 years ago. It provides a brilliant analysis of the enigmatic international and military situation before the war and offers convincing answers to the long-standing questions about China's decision-making and military intervention. The author portrays the magnificent image of Marshal Peng Dehuai, who commanded the battlefield with authority, and depicts the heroic figures of the General Staff Command and countless Volunteer Army soldiers who braved the ice and snow, shed blood, and made sacrifices. He has written numerous heart-stirring texts such as "The Great Ice River," "Blood on the Han River," and "Long Live the 38th Army." The work is meticulously structured, grand in scope, written with a sharp and vivid style, filled with passion, and possesses a powerful artistic impact.