In the 70s, the political situation on the East Asian continent was changing, and a fierce game was staged. In a time of challenge and uncertainty, the conflict between two Asian neighbours has become the focus of international attention. Vietnam, a Southeast Asian country, was guided by powerful ideological forces, and the influence of the Soviet Union continued to infiltrate, inspiring the ambition and determination of Vietnam. Against this backdrop, China faces an unexpected threat.
China, a great country with a long history, has always regarded territorial integrity and national dignity as supreme principles. However, Soviet influence gradually touched China's borders, and an unprecedented threat emerged. China tried to defuse the crisis diplomatically, but that effort was ultimately thrown into the wind. In 1984, the Battle of Laoshan broke out, which became a key turning point in the whole situation.
China has adopted a move known as the "wheel" strategy, striking its adversaries quickly and flexibly without giving them a chance to breathe. On this battlefield full of gunsmoke and artillery fire, the squadron worked closely together and finally found a breakthrough. During the thrilling nine years, the Battle of Laoshan became a battle to hone one's will, cultivate wisdom and military thinking. Through the strategy of "slow advance and quick retreat", the squadron gradually mastered the skills of flexible use of troops and realized its own transformation.
The "wheel" strategy is not only a simple experience, but also a deep thinking about strategy. During the Vietnam War, China learned from the enemy's tactical experience and created a unique strategy, which laid the cornerstone for the strength of our army. Every victory is the crystallization of tactics and wisdom, so that the wisdom of the "wheel" strategy will be passed on.
In 1990, Vietnam ceased war and Lao Son was returned to China. Laoshan is now a tourist attraction in China, with a solemn cemetery to commemorate the martyrs who died bravely. This land that was once filled with gunsmoke is now peaceful and peaceful.
In the 70s of the 20th century, the political situation in East Asia was changing, and the story of the Battle of Laoshan tells us that wisdom and tenacity, no matter how time changes, are always the eternal way to victory.