Is there really a bridge in the historical events of Jingangchuan?

The sacrifice was based on the counter-offensive campaign of the Korean War in the summer of 1953. In the summer of 1953, Chinese people's Volunteer Army counterattacked the "United Nations Army" near the "38th parallel" in North Korea. The background of the campaign is April 1953. The situation in the Korean battlefield is more and more favorable to our volunteers and the People's Army, and it is more and more strategic.

Historical events in sacrifice

There is really a bridge in the historical event. The protagonist of Jingangchuan is called hero Zhang Zhenzhi. His main task in this battle is to build, repair and protect bridges. The core task of doing this is to let the large troops reach their destinations as scheduled. This bridge, which took seven days and seven nights to build, is also a bridge of life to ensure the victory of combat troops.

Brief introduction to the battle of Jincheng

Jincheng battle was the third stage and the last battle of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea in the summer of 1953.

After the Battle of Shangganling, the United States abandoned its original plan to help South Korea capture North Korea. In order to get rid of the quagmire of the Korean War, the United States agreed to China's earlier request for a truce. At that time, South Korean President Li Chengwan didn't want a truce. He thought he could win the war completely. The Li Chengwan clique not only announced that South Korea had withdrawn from the armistice negotiations, but also suddenly forcibly detained more than 27,000 prisoners of war of the Korean People's Army in four prison camps on the evening of June 6 17, and incorporated them into the South Korean army, deliberately creating an incident that undermined the agreement on the repatriation of prisoners of war.

Peng set out from Beijing on June 1953 as planned and went to North Korea to sign the Korean Armistice Agreement. Before he left, he held consultations with Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai on this matter. At 26: 54 on the 20th, Peng arrived at the Chinese Embassy in North Korea, and had telephone conversations with Li Kenong and Deng Hua respectively.

I called Mao Zedong at 22: 00 on the 20th, suggesting that according to the current situation, it seems advantageous to postpone the signing of the armistice agreement until the end of the month. In order to deepen the contradictions among the enemy, I plan to attack the puppet troops in Li Chengwan again and wipe out another 15,000 people (according to Deng Hua, 15,000 people were wiped out in the first half of June). This intention has been told to Deng Hua to make proper arrangements, and it is planned to meet with Prime Minister Kim on 2 1 tomorrow, and go to Chiss on the 22nd to discuss the arrangements after the armistice. Whether it is appropriate. The next day, I gave Peng a reply, pointing out that the signing of the armistice agreement must be postponed, and when it will be postponed depends on the development of the situation. It is extremely necessary to annihilate more than ten thousand puppet troops.

In order to ensure jincheng battle's victory, the volunteers began preparations in late June. Among them, the engineering unit has done a lot of work for this campaign-in order to ensure the transportation and army movement in the campaign, especially the artillery movement, on June 28th, the 20th Corps issued the engineering support instruction, * * * dispatched 13 Infantry Regiment, and more than 50 formed engineers and accompanying engineers from various armies to repair 452km of roads, 6 1 km of emergency military roads and 70 bridges. In order to prevent the river from rising in the rainy season, the Volunteer Command distributed 47 pairs of various gate bridges, 2 sets of Soviet pontoons, 36 medium-sized rubber boats and folding boats, 200-meter rubber pontoons and 1.240 sets of Soviet floating suits to the 20th Corps.

On July 25th, 1953, the Central Committee and the Central Military Commission called the headquarters of the Volunteers to congratulate them on their great victory in the summer campaign.