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Contest of Giants High-Level Decision-Making to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea
Chapter List (38) Free
- 1: 1. Mao Zedong determined to restore the national economy in about three years
- 2: 2. The outbreak of the Korean Civil War
- 3: 3. Truman sent troops to invade Korea and Taiwan
- 4: 4. Zhou Enlai presided over the National Defense Conference to discuss the establishment of the Northeast Frontier Defense Force
- 5: 1. Instructions from the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States to occupy all of Korea by armed forces
- 6: 2. Kim Il Sung requested special assistance from Stalin and Mao Zedong
- 7: 3. Mao Zedong presided over the meeting of the Politburo and decided to dispatch part of the troops to fight in North Korea in the name of volunteers
- 8: 4. The combat goal of the Volunteers is to achieve a truce and withdrawal of troops with the 38th parallel as the boundary
- 9: V. Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai's comprehensive planning and deployment
- 10: 1. The question of whether it can be played or not and Mao Zedong's analysis
- 11: 2. Truman and MacArthur believed that China was "not enough to cause trouble"
- 12: 3. Mao Zedong decided to fundamentally change the situation in the Korean War
- 13: 4. Peng Dehuai won a big victory
- 14: 1. Mao Zedong decided to "strike while the iron is hot" and fight another battle
- 15: 2. Mao Zedong and Peng Dehuai considered and fully prepared to resolve the North Korean issue fundamentally
- 16: 3. Zhou Enlai formulated a battle plan in turn
- 17: 4. Peng Dehuai's return to Beijing and Mao Zedong's telegram to Stalin
- 18: 1. The U.S. authorities were forced to seek a truce along the 38th Parallel through negotiations
- 19: 2. Mao Zedong and Kim Il Sung decided to fight and talk
- 20: 3. The Volunteers are still preparing for protracted combat
- 21: 4. Zhou Enlai’s Operational Negotiation Guidance
- 22: 1. The rhetoric at the negotiating venue
- 23: 2. Peng Dehuai's military preparations for the negotiation
- 24: 3. Negotiations on the issue of the military demarcation line reached an agreement
- 25: 1. The problem of whether it can be kept is solved, and the way is to drill a hole
- 26: 2. The steel transportation line that cannot be smashed and bombed continuously
- 27: 3. Zhou Enlai led the anti-germ warfare
- 28: 4. Training troops on the Korean battlefield is better than running military schools
- 29: 1. The United States makes a fuss about prisoners of war
- 30: 2. Volunteers are preparing to "pass the battle"
- 31: 3. China, North Korea, and the Soviet Union negotiated to remove the last obstacle to the realization of the armistice
- 32: 4. Deng Hua asked for instructions to promote talks
- 33: 5. Mao Zedong and Peng Dehuai decided to punish Syngman Rhee
- 34: 6. Clark throws in the towel
- 35: 1. Main experience
- 36: 2. The main inspiration
- 37: postscript
- 38: main bibliography
