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When it comes to history, many people think that it is very serious, but at the same time it is relatively boring, what about war, the first thing that comes to mind is cruelty and bloodshed, but is this the case with all history and war? The answer is not necessarily, there are some wars in history that are as unserious as the family, that is, there are many things that make us look very ridiculous or very incredible, and today we will talk about a historical event that makes us feel very speechless and very strange.
The noon nap is not unfamiliar to everyone, nor is it a luxury, and many of us in today's society have developed the habit of napping. Working every morning and taking a nap at noon is very good for our body, not only can our physical and mental strength be effectively restored, but also can make our afternoon work more relaxed and efficient, making people more healthy. But is the lunch break aimed at doing things when conditions permit, and in war soldiers take a daily lunch break step by step, no matter how severe the war situation, do they take a lunch break? The answer is certainly no, not to mention the lunch break in the war, many soldiers may not sleep for several hours, but strange things have happened, and in a mexican team something unbelievable has happened: their team still insists on taking a lunch break when the war is very critical, and their generals even think: No one can stop my army from taking a nap. Have you ever seen such a battlefield operation?
In 1836, when Texas was not yet part of the United States, or an independent territory, when there was a war between Texas and Mexico, the two countries were intolerable, the war was very fierce, the Mexican general Santa Anna led a team with thousands of soldiers and the Texan army, during which the Texas troops blew up the rear bridge, blocking the way to and from, the Mexican general at that time naively thought that the other side must not be able to attack for a while and a half, There was no hurry to break through, and even let his troops take a nap on time, and what was even more incredible was that for the sake of napping, general Santa Anna actually forgot to arrange the sentry, causing the opposing troops to attack, but they did not know, in this situation, the Texas troops only used dozens of casualties to capture all the Mexican troops, quickly ending the war.
Later, the Texas army found the disguised Mexican general Santa Anna in captivity, and signed an unequal treaty with him, so that Mexico was completely defeated, if there was no nap at that time, the outcome of the war would not have been different?
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