Can the Eight Banners fight against the British army when they were crows before entering the customs?

I can't beat you, but I'm definitely no match.

To put it bluntly, the Eight Banners Army was a feudal army, which used looting as a means to boost morale and had limited tolerance for casualties. Once the casualties exceed 10%, we can't hold on.

However, the British army is an out-and-out modern army with strict discipline and extreme tolerance for casualties. At Waterloo, they defeated Napoleon's cavalry with bayonets.

Manchu cavalry is slag in front of them.

Incidentally, there were two main points in bullying the Ming army at that time. One is to induce the other side to shoot indiscriminately, and the other is close combat.

But it's no use meeting an Englishman.

During the Seven Years' War, Britain and France fought for Canada. At that time, the British army braved the bullets of the French army until the opponent was less than 15 meters away from him. Known as the most horrible volley, two rows of guns defeated the French army. Discipline is evident.

As for hand-to-hand combat, the feudal army was not a modern army linked by iron discipline.