In the territory of Lijiapo on the Loess Plateau, the Japanese Yamazaki Brigade encountered a bloody counterattack by the 772nd Regiment led by Cheng Blind. This fierce battle was indistinguishable, not only showing blazing firepower in the midst of artillery fire, but also a fierce competition of resourcefulness and courage. As a heroic commander in battle, in the face of powerful Japanese fortifications, Cheng Blind fell into a difficult situation unexpectedly. Although the 772nd Regiment led by him was the ace unit of the 386th Brigade, and its equipment and strength were superior to other Eighth Route Army teams, it was still overstretched under the sophisticated weapons and geographical advantages of the Yamazaki Brigade.
The eight offensives launched by Cheng Blind angrily were like a tiger coming out of the cage, and the momentum was huge. And the soldiers of the Yamazaki Brigade are like iron walls, impregnable. Each charge left mottled blood marks in the enemy's fire net, and finally returned in vain. For Cheng Blind, this battle was not only a military setback, but also a heavy blow to his soul. He once believed that with his own strength and strategy, he would be able to defeat the Yamazaki team in one fell swoop, but reality ruthlessly shattered this illusion.
Just when Cheng was blind and disheartened, the independent regiment led by Li Yunlong descended from the sky. As a brilliant and resolute field general, Li Yunlong did not fight the enemy army, but instead used the tactics of earthwork to flexibly break through the enemy's defenses. Although the equipment and number of the Independent Regiment were inferior to those of the 772nd Regiment, under the excellent command of Li Yunlong, its combat effectiveness showed an amazing trend.
Li Yunlong used simple and practical tactics to skillfully use the terrain advantage to dig tunnels, and then launched a surprise attack, quickly defeating the Yamazaki brigade. In this battle, Li Yunlong not only succeeded in annihilating Yamazaki Jihei, but also completely changed the situation of the war. His victory is not only a full affirmation of his own tactics, but also a powerful response to Cheng's eight consecutive offensive failures.
Cheng Blind's dilemma and reflection The problem faced by Cheng Blind lies not only in the lack of troops and equipment resources, but also in his combat strategy and leadership ability. Despite its eight rounds of onslaught, it lacked flexibility and flexibility. For the unbreakable defensive barrier of the Yamazaki brigade, he only relied on frontal confrontation and failed to adopt a more intelligent strategy. As a result, his troops were frequently frustrated by enemy fire and were never able to achieve a breakthrough.
Cheng Blind Man has a deep understanding of war, and he knows that war is not only a contest of bravery, but also a duel of wisdom. Therefore, he decided to draw on Li Yunlong's tactical flexibility in future battles and adopt more diversified strategies to win. Although the battle of Lijiapo caused him to suffer huge losses, it also accumulated valuable practical experience and lessons for him.
Li Yunlong's way to successLi Yunlong's outstanding military exploits are not accidental, and the essence of his tactics seems to be simple, but in fact it is deeply hidden in the strategic background. He skillfully used the terrain and used earthwork to provide troops with covert access to enemy positions, thereby greatly reducing the casualties of unearthed forces and increasing the effectiveness of combat raids. Although the Independent Regiment was inferior to the 772nd Regiment in terms of weaponry and actual strength, under Li Yunlong's precise scheduling, it showed explosive combat ability.
The tactics adopted by Li Yunlong fully demonstrated his insight into the depth of war. He knew that war was not limited to a confrontation of strength, but a contest of wisdom and courage. He is able to accurately grasp the flaws of his opponents on the battlefield and use efficient tactics flexibly to win quickly. The victory in the Battle of Lijiapo undoubtedly gave full affirmation to this strategy, and it is also the best proof of his outstanding military talent.
The strong line of defense of the Yamazaki brigadeThe reason why the Yamazaki Brigade's solid defense system was able to withstand Cheng's eight-round onslaught was its excellent equipment performance and geographical competitive advantage. The unit has undergone brutal training and has a high technical and tactical level and strong combat effectiveness.