Before the volunteers went abroad to fight, they strategically advertised that the US military was a "paper tiger," but in fact, the guiding ideology said that the US army's artillery fire was very fierce and that it was a "real tiger," so it was necessary to "despise the enemy strategically and attach importance to the enemy tactically." "According to the memories of some veterans of the Volunteer Army, on the Korean battlefield, the US military had the strongest firepower, but the combat effectiveness was average; It is the British army that can fight better, and the marksmanship is also good; The combat effectiveness of the South Korean Army is not good, because its units have been formed for a short period of time, lack of actual combat experience, and are easily defeated. In the words of US Commander Lee Qiwei, once the South Korean army retreats, it will be as unstoppable as an avalanche. 
In fact, the U.S. military is no better. In the first three battles, when the volunteers were driven back to the south of the 38th parallel from the banks of the Yalu River, no matter which "United **" ran faster than a rabbit, it couldn't stop at all. Even Lieutenant General Walker, commander of the U.S. Eighth Army, was killed in a car accident after retreating, but the U.S. military was ashamed to admit it. The South Korean Army is not capable of frontal combat, but reconnaissance, sentinel detection, and small-scale sneak attacks are its strong points. Because they look no different from Chinese, there are many people who can speak fluent Chinese. Taking advantage of these advantages, the small detachments of the South Korean Army caused a lot of trouble to the volunteers. The enemy can do that, and so can we. As the saying goes, "the way of others, the body of others". 
In the third battle of the enemy's communications agency, the Volunteer Army occupied Seoul in early January 1951. Due to logistical supply difficulties, Mr. Peng ordered to stop the pursuit and took the initiative to retreat. When the Volunteers had just crossed the 38th parallel, the South Korean Army was already frightened. Suwon, not far from Seoul, was taken by the Volunteer Army with only one reconnaissance group. At that time, the 42nd Army of the Volunteer Army sent two reconnaissance companies to the front, one cavalry company and one infantry company. The officers and men of the infantry company were dressed as Koreans. The commander of the reconnaissance platoon, Lao Tian, brought three people, including two Northeast soldiers who could speak Korean. They made their way to Suwon and entered the city in the ranks of deserters and refugees from South Korea. 
The city was in a mess, the mood of the South Korean military and people was depressed, and the "United **" had already run away, leaving only the noisy South Korean defenders, and their numbers were still decreasing. Or say goodbye, or make an excuse to slip away. Platoon Commander Tian and the four of them wandered around the city and found an enemy communication station. Originally, the platoon commander planned to throw a grenade into it to say hello, but when he looked closely, there was only one female signal soldier on duty. Then what else is there to say, just arrest people. 
The other party did not cooperate with the action, and the volunteers relented in a wordAlthough the South Korean army knew that the opponent was rapidly moving south, the female newspaper operator could not have imagined that the volunteers would appear in the city so soon and were captured with a look of consternation. The interrogation revealed that it was a military radio station, separated by a wall, and a civilian one on the other side. The civilian ones were taken over by the South Korean Army as a backup radio station, and there was also only one female signal corpsman on duty. So another female soldier was also controlled by our reconnaissance team. They said that the officer guarding the radio was still there in the afternoon, and in the evening he said that he would go home and have a look, but he did not come back. The remaining soldiers looked left and right, and left one by one. Only the two of them are still sticking to the radio. It seems that these two female soldiers are very loyal to Syngman Rhee. Platoon Commander Tian ordered the two female captives to shout into the microphone and broadcast to Suwon City, saying that the squadron had entered the city. But they wept and cried, but they refused to shout. The Volunteer Army was out of shape for a while. After a moment, they came up with an idea to scare the two female soldiers, saying, "If you don't cooperate, I'll hand you over to the (Korean) People's Army!" ”
To solve the problem in one sentence, you must know that only our army treats prisoners preferentially on the battlefield, and for the "joint **" prisoners of war, only those who are captured by the volunteer army are lucky. If it falls into the hands of the Korean People's Army, it will have to resign itself to fate, and it is difficult to say whether it will survive or not. For example, an African-American soldier named Howard Adams was captured by the Korean People's Army, and several North Korean soldiers who had lost their families could not contain their anger, rushed up, beat Howard half to death, and then carried submachine guns to execute him. At this time, a volunteer soldier saw it, went up to stop the behavior of the Korean army, and guarded Howard in place until he and several other prisoners of war were handed over to the volunteer troops. This Howard lived comfortably in a prisoner of war camp, refused to be repatriated after the war, and asked to settle in China. 
Similarly, South Korean captives fell into the hands of their northern brothers and there was no good fruit to eat. Besides, the two captured South Korean female soldiers, when they heard what the volunteer scouts said, they were so frightened that they didn't dare to cry, and obediently cooperated. According to the order of the reconnaissance team, the civilian radio station shouted first, then the military radio, and two South Korean female soldiers shouted into the microphone, "The squadron has entered the city, the squadron has entered the city!" They broadcast that the reconnaissance team of the 42nd Army took the opportunity to fire guns in the city, and at this moment, the already panicked South Korean defenders suddenly became a pot of porridge and rushed to flee. The fleeing South Korean vehicles blocked the road, and the soldiers set the cars on fire to block the pursuit of the volunteers, causing further confusion. The defenders of Suwon Castle ran away like this. Closing Statement: According to one of the veterans who participated in the operation, they were embarrassed afterwards because they had scared the two female captives. If the other side resolutely refuses to shout, they have no choice but to beat or scold, let alone hand over the prisoners to the Korean People's Army. According to the interviewer's description, after many years, the veteran still looked a little embarrassed when he talked about it. This also proves the simplicity of the vast number of volunteer soldiers.