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Great Shanghai was liberated, and the People's Liberation Army continued to take advantage of the victory to pursue, and the Second Field, the Third Field, and the Fourth Field swept away the remnants of the enemy like a sweeping sweep.The upper echelons of the Kuomintang were scattered by fallen trees and monkeys, and the troops fled in embarrassment, like rats crossing the street. (1949) At 6 am on May 7, Chiang Kai-shek boarded the "Jiang Jing" ship and left Shanghai from Wusongkou. On May 12, the ship "Jiang Jing" arrived in Zhoushan.On this day, Chiang Kai-shek was on the isolated island in the sea and sky, looking at the mainland, and began to reflect on his past gains and losses.At this time, he deeply felt that most of his subordinates and civil and military officials in the past were empty words, insensitive, insensitive, selfish, and bureaucratic, which led to the collapse of his Chiang dynasty.

On May 15, the People's Liberation Army attacked Shanghai in an all-round way, and it was bound to win.Chiang Kai-shek was very worried about Shanghai's defense, so he let Chiang Ching-kuo fly to Shanghai to learn about the battle situation. Chiang Ching-kuo flew back to Dinghai the next morning to report to Chiang Kai-shek.On that day, Chiang Kai-shek went to Jintang Island to visit the statue of Master Ruo. Perhaps he was inspired by the Buddha. He had lost hope in the defense of Shanghai and even the entire mainland, and decided to go to Taiwan. On the afternoon of the 17th, Chiang Kai-shek and his party took off from Dinghai Airport, arrived at Magong Island at 4:50, and stayed in a hotel outside the city of Magong Island.Jiang visited the scenic temples here, and at the same time, received visiting officials.

On May 27, Chiang Kai-shek learned that Shanghai was completely liberated. The next day, Chiang flew from Magong Island to Gangshan, Taiwan, and then transferred to Shoushan, Kaohsiung.Here, a Taiwan defense plan was drawn up, using Zhoushan, Matsu, and Kinmen as outposts and a bridge for "counter-offensive and restoration of the country", and determined that Taiwan's defense will be the first in the future. On May 24, Tang Enbo led his troops from Wusongkou, boarded a warship, and fled to Fujian in embarrassment.After Tang fled to Fujian, he served as commander-in-chief of Xiamen appeasement.

In September of that year, Ye Fei's regiment came to Xiamen.As a general of the defeated army, Tang Enbo dared not speak out, so he proposed to Chiang Kai-shek to withdraw from Xiamen on October 2.Chiang Kai-shek was very annoyed by this and did not agree. On October 15, the battle to attack Xiamen kicked off from Gulangyu Island.By the evening of the 16th, the defense of the enemy had completely collapsed.Tang Enbo knew that the situation was gone, so he took a part of the people and fled to Jinmen in small boats. Li Zongren flew from Guilin to Guangzhou on May 8 and endured another cabinet crisis.He Yingqin, Premier of the Executive Council and Minister of Defense, resigned angrily because he was dissatisfied with his powerless position, and Yan Xishan succeeded him.In addition, Li Zongren also changed a group of cabinet members.

On July 14, Chiang Kai-shek suddenly flew from Taipei to Guangzhou with 26 people including Zhang Daofan and Gu Zhenggang, members of the Kuomintang Central Executive Supervisory Committee.Chiang Kai-shek presided over the joint meeting of the KMT Central Standing Committee and the Central Political Council here, and decided to set up an extraordinary committee to replace the Central Political Council, with Chiang Kai-shek as the chairman and Li Zongren as the vice-chairman.The meeting was conducted under Chiang's single-handed control, and it was finally decided that the power of the "extraordinary committee" was above the government, and that all measures of the government must be passed through its resolutions before they can be effective.

In this way, Li Zongren is even more dispensable. In early October, the People's Liberation Army advanced to Guangdong. On the 13th, Li Zongren left the chaotic Guangzhou, flew to Guilin, and then went to Chongqing.The Kuomintang government had no choice but to move from Guangzhou to Chongqing. After the Kuomintang government moved to Chongqing, there were very loud calls for Chiang Kai-shek to "see things in Xia Xing". Li Zongren was in a very embarrassing situation. At the beginning of November, he had no choice but to go out to "inspect" to leave Chongqing, and went to Kunming, Guilin, and Nanning successively, ignoring the government's telegram asking him to reply quickly.

Soon, Li Zongren flew to Hong Kong in the name of seeking medical treatment. At the beginning of December, he left China full of disappointment and went to the United States to treat stomach bleeding. Since then, he began his 16-year long life in exile. After the defeat of the Yangtze River Defense Line, Bai Chongxi withdrew his troops to Hunan and moved his headquarters to Changsha.However, because Cheng Qian, director of the Changsha Appeasement Office, and Chen Mingren, commander of the First Corps and chairman of Hunan Province, were preparing to stage an uprising, he had to move his headquarters to Hengyang.

On August 4, Cheng Qian and Chen Mingren led an uprising, and Changsha was liberated peacefully, which dealt another serious blow to Bai Chongxi who was retreating. In early October, Bai Chongxi fought a decisive battle with the People's Liberation Army in Hengbao, and nearly 50,000 people were wiped out.At this time, Bai Chongxi wanted to retreat to Guangdong and occupy the mouth of the sea, but because of the pressure of Jiang Jun's direct lineage, he had to lead his troops back to Guangxi, the hometown of Guangxi. The second stage of the Guangxi Campaign: After the main force of the enemy Bai Chongxi was wiped out, the remnants of the enemy fled from Nanning and the Austrian and Guangxi border areas to Qin County, trying to escape by sea.From December 3rd to 8th, 1949, after being pursued by our army, the enemy was wiped out in the Guangxi border and the Austrian and Guangxi border areas.

This is the armies from all walks of life chasing and annihilating the fleeing enemy side by side In Guangxi, Bai Chongxi restored the designation of the annihilated troops after forcibly arresting and merging local teams. Its strength was about 150,000 people in 5 regiments and 12 armies, including the remnants of Yu Hanmou who fled from Guangdong to the border of Guangdong and Guangxi. The total strength is nearly 200,000.Bai Chongxi was not reconciled to failure at this time, and attempted to organize defenses along Xianggui Road and its two sides with Guilin as the center, in order to "ensure the left and right rivers, reinforce Guizhou Province, shield Kunming, and support Lei and Qiong."

The People's Liberation Army completely ignored Bai Chongxi's temporary deployment, and adopted the method of long-distance encirclement and roundabout, occupying his rear, forming a three-sided encirclement trend. On December 1, Bai Chongxi's two corps were surrounded and annihilated in the Bobai area. On the 4th, the People's Liberation Army liberated Nanning, and Bai Chongxi led his troops to attempt to flee to Hainan Island. On the 7th, the People's Liberation Army captured Qinzhou and closed Haikou, where Bai Chongxi fled south. On the 14th, the People's Liberation Army captured Zhennan Pass (Friendship Pass) and took control of the Sino-Vietnamese border.

So far, in addition to more than 10,000 people from Bai Chongxi's tribe who fled to Vietnam, more than 170,000 people were wiped out.Bai Chongxi himself first fled to Hainan Island, and then fled to Taiwan by plane. In 1950, Chiang Kai-shek gave him the position of deputy director of the Strategic Advisory Committee, and he sat on the same bench with Tang Enbo. After Shanghai was liberated, Chen Yi, Su Yu, Zhang Zhen and others decided to use the Eighth Corps to continue to serve as the security mission for Nanjing and Zhenjiang, and to wipe out the bandits in southern Jiangsu and southern Anhui; Urban security; the Ninth Corps is in charge of the Shanghai Municipal Guard and the coastal defense of the Songhu area, and is preparing to liberate Taiwan; the Tenth Corps will lead the 28th, 29th, and 31st armies to carry out the task of marching into Fujian. Marching to Guizhou On November 1, 1949, the Fifth Corps and Tenth Army of the Second Field Army set off from Xiangxi, went straight out of Guizhou, and detoured the enemy in Sichuan. Guiyang, Sinan and other places were liberated on the 15th, and by the beginning of December, they had left Luzhou, Naxi, Hejiang, Zigong and other places in southern Sichuan.This is the 10th Corps of a certain unit that waded into Yuanshui to advance to Guizhou, rested for a month, and began to advance to Fujian on July 2. Arrived in Jianyang, Jianou and Nanping on the 26th. On August 6, the Ten Corps marched towards Fuzhou in three groups: left, middle and right. After 5 days of rapid march, they approached the periphery of Fuzhou in concealment. The battle was launched on the 11th and Fuzhou was liberated on the 17th. At the beginning of September, the main force of the Tenth Corps began to move south from the Fuzhou area, and on the 19th the Zhangxia Campaign was launched.By the 25th, they had taken control of a favorable position for capturing Xiamen.After half a month of preparation, the attacking force captured Dacheng Island and Xiaodeng Island successively from October 10 to 13. On the evening of the 15th, the main force launched the battle in Xiamen, and landed on Xiamen Island in the afternoon of the 16th. On May 19, the Chinese People's Liberation Army completely occupied the Zhoushan Islands. In early September, the units of the Second Field Army began to march southwest.The 5th Corps marched from Shangrao to Shaoyang via Xiangtan and Xiangxiang; the 3rd Corps and the leadership of the field army transported to Zhengzhou from Wuhu and Nanjing respectively, and then secretly marched to Changde and Jiangling via Xiaogan, Wuhan and other places. On November 1, the Second Field Army launched an attack on the enemy in Guizhou. This move exceeded the enemy's expectations, and Song Xilian led his troops to retreat westward in a hurry. On the 15th, Guiyang was liberated; on the 21st, Zunyi, an important town in northern Guizhou, was reborn. On November 28, the main force of the Three Corps wiped out more than 30,000 people from Song Xilian's troops in the mountainous area north of Nanchuan, and took advantage of the victory to wipe out a part of Hu Zong's Southern First Army, which was reinforcements to Chongqing, on the outskirts of Chongqing. On the evening of the 29th, Chiang Kai-shek and the "National Government" fled from Chongqing to Chengdu. On the 30th, the People's Liberation Army occupied Chongqing. Under the strong political and military pressure of the PLA, Lu Han, Chairman of the Yunnan Provincial Government of the Kuomintang and Director of the Yunnan Suizhou Office, Liu Wenhui, Chairman of the Xikang Provincial Government, Deng Xihou and Pan Wenhua, Deputy Chiefs of the Southwest Military and Political Chief Office, led their units on December 9. Kunming, Ya'an, Pengxian and other places electrified uprisings, and Yunnan and Xikang provinces declared peaceful liberation. Liu Bocheng and Deng Xiaoping decided not to give the enemy a chance to breathe, and took advantage of the momentum to launch the Chengdu Campaign to annihilate Hu Zongnan's main force. The Battle of Chengdu On December 21, 1949, the main force of the Second Field Army, the Eighteenth Corps and the First Division of the Fourth Field Army launched the Battle of Chengdu. On December 20, the main force of the Second Field Army had advanced to Jianyang, Leshan, Qionglai and other places, and the Eighteenth Corps and other departments pursued Hu Zongnan's group and also entered near Chengdu.The 15th, 16th, 20th, 7th, and 18th Corps of the Kuomintang Army staged an uprising, and the remaining enemies were quickly wiped out under our fierce siege. This is the Eighteenth Corps marching towards Chengdu through the Jianmen natural barrier in northern Sichuan. On December 21, Dong Zongheng led the 16th Corps of the Kuomintang to declare an uprising in the Jintang area, and the defense of Chengdu began to collapse at this time.In order to stabilize the morale of the army, Hu Zongnan hurriedly convened an emergency meeting of commanders above the army, shouting "to unite and resist to the end", and also said "I also have the determination to sacrifice for the party and the country", desperately motivating his subordinates to resist to the end.However, on the second day of the meeting, he quietly slipped to Hainan Island by plane. As soon as Hu Zongnan left, the Kuomintang army suddenly fell into extreme chaos. From the 25th to the 27th, Luo Guangwen, commander of the 15th Corps, Chen Kefei, commander of the 20th Corps, Pei Changhui, commander of the 7th Corps, and Li Zhen, commander of the 18th Corps, successively announced uprisings in Pengxian, Deyang, and Chengdu. In this way, the People's Liberation Army went down to Chengdu without a fight.The campaign to march to the southwest ended victoriously. On October 14, Chen Geng commanded the East Route Army to surround Guangzhou on three sides and liberated the city that night. Under the siege of the three-way army, Bai Chongxi's troops were also wiped out in Guangxi in mid-December. On April 16, 1950, the 40th and 43rd Armies divided into west and east routes, and crossed the Qiongzhou Strait from the Leizhou Peninsula side by side.With the cooperation of the Qiongya column and the People's Liberation Army who smuggled onto the island in advance, the two armies gained a firm foothold. On the 23rd, the People's Liberation Army captured Haikou, and Xue Yuefei, commander of the defenders, fled to Taiwan. On August 4, 1949, the preparatory meeting for the new CPPCC was held in Beiping. Deng Xiaoping rushed to Peiping from Shanghai and made a report to the representatives entitled "From Crossing the River to Occupying Shanghai".This report gave a general introduction to the situation of the entire river crossing operation, and summarized the reasons for the victory in the crossing river operation and the significance of the victory.The report said: This time from Shanghai to Peiping, I should give you a work report.This report is to talk about the situation and work of our People's Liberation Army's Second Field Army and Third Field Army from crossing the river to occupying Shanghai and after arriving in Shanghai. The operation to cross the river was launched on the night of April 20.Because the reactionary Nanjing government rejected the eight conditions of the people, a part of the People's Liberation Army, namely the Second Field Army led by Comrade Liu Bocheng and the Third Field Army led by Comrade Chen Yi, were ordered to fight across the river. On the long front of more than 1,000 kilometers, all troops without exception successfully completed the task of crossing the river.Before launching the battle, we gave the reactionary Nanking Kuomintang government some time to think it over.When they are unwilling to accept the extremely lenient peace conditions of the people, we can only teach them another lesson and blow. It can be said that the resistance we encountered after launching the crossing operation was very small.On the front of more than 1,000 miles, the Kuomintang army has 450,000 people in the section from Hukou to Shanghai (including 700,000 people in the section from Yichang to Hukou). 450,000 people cannot stop the People's Liberation Army from crossing the river.We met no great resistance anywhere.We adopted a broad and positive method of crossing the river, and crossed the river at dozens of points, most of which did not encounter strong resistance.If someone asks, how long did it take you to cross the river?We answered in the affirmative, the fastest quarter of an hour for the lead ship.We started on the night of April 20, and roughly 300,000 people crossed the river within 24 hours.As soon as the team crossed the river, the enemy became confused. They had only one idea, which was how to escape from our encirclement.They retreated to the south together, and the People's Liberation Army immediately launched a wide frontal pursuit. In the process, Nanking was captured on April 23rd.By the beginning of May, it took half a month to complete the pursuit.From crossing the river to the farthest point of pursuit, that is, the north of Fujian and the northeast of Jiangxi, we have advanced 1,500 miles.In such a short period of time, we have to walk so many roads, and we also encountered small battles and rain. Such amazing results are due to the heroic spirit of the commanders and fighters. This heroic spirit has been shown on the battlefield in the past. This time Mainly on the feet.Under such pursuit, it is impossible for the enemy to organize the team.Even our first echelon has passed five or six hundred miles, and the second and third echelons have to destroy the enemies left behind by the first echelon. The pursuit was completed in early May, occupying Hangzhou, Wenzhou, Chiang Kai-shek's hometown Fenghua, Ningbo, and all the way to northern Fujian and northeastern Jiangxi. After that, the troops prepared to attack Shanghai.There are 200,000 enemies in Shanghai, and they are under the command of Chiang Kai-shek himself.After a week of fighting, we took Shanghai on May 27th.The center of this battle was named "Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou Battle".From crossing the river to occupying Shanghai, it took a total of 1 month and 7 days to eliminate more than 400,000 enemies.Our side had 25,000 casualties, including 17,000 casualties when we occupied Shanghai, and 8,000 casualties in total when we were bombed by the enemy while crossing the river.One of our corps once captured 60,000 enemies and lost 1,100 of our own. Compared with our cost, we spent very little. Why can we break through the Yangtze River, quickly complete the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou combat mission, and cut our estimated time in half?The reason is that, apart from the correct leadership of the Chinese People's Revolutionary Military Committee and Chairman Mao Zedong: First, our military preparations are adequate, and our commanders and fighters are heroic.Before crossing the river, the Chiang Kai-shek clique thought that the leniency we gave them was a sign of the people's weakness, and that the Yangtze River was a natural danger that could not be broken through, so they suppressed this treasure.However, the People's Liberation Army already has the confidence to win.This confidence is not only based on political conviction, but also on practical preparations. To give an example, we need boats to cross the river, and the original boats were all taken to the south of the Yangtze River by the Kuomintang. Our boats docked in the inner lakes and inland rivers north of the Yangtze River (each boat can carry 8 to 12 people, the larger one) 50 people, the largest 100 people), but the exit of the inland river was blocked by the enemy at that time, so the boats could not enter the river from the inland river. Some so-called military experts thought that such a difficulty was insurmountable, but we overcame it.When crossing the river, the enemy didn't know where our boat came from.In fact, our boats did not go out by water, but by dry road.Our method is called digging ditches.We towed the boat out.Sometimes it is necessary to dig dozens of miles (the longest is 60 miles) of small river ditches to clear a channel for the boat to go out.In order to dig canals and turn over dams, 21 million laborers were first used.Such a huge project was completed in one and a half months of preparation time, and it was completed by the participation of hundreds of thousands of our soldiers, commanders, including regimental and division commanders, and hundreds of thousands of migrant workers.There are 10,000 boats used to cross the river, so our army of one million can cross the Yangtze River.Furthermore, our people are northerners, and northerners are afraid of water.This is where Cao Cao suffers.In order not to get dizzy in the water and to be able to cope with various situations, we made various preparations in the northern part of Chaohu Lake and conducted exercises day and night.I am used to being in the water, and I am sure, but what should I do when I think about the boat being shot in the river?Many soldiers came up with the idea of ​​using grass rings as lifebuoys. The grass rings were better than the rubber rings. The rubber rings would break if you hit them. The grass rings are not afraid of being hit. Although they are not used when crossing the river, it is a waste of preparation.Finally, we drilled inland rivers.We don't think the Yangtze River is more powerful than the Yellow River.These confidences are based on actual military preparations, not to mention our political beliefs.From actual experience, we know that crossing the river is not difficult. Second, the support of the masses, the cooperation of the underground party and the guerrillas.There are guerrilla zones where we have worked in the past.Some places have never done it before, but the people all support us unanimously.Half of the work of digging ditches and turning dams is the work of the people.In the process of preparing to cross the river, we concentrated our main force on the area from Wuhu to Anqing. We needed 150 million catties of food, 80% of which were provided by the people along the river.They took out as much food as possible at home, and said that as long as they crossed the river, it didn't matter if they were hungry.In order to solve the problem of burning firewood, the people even demolished houses without complaint and gave us the right to use them as firewood.Other combat tasks are very heavy, such as building roads, transporting food, and finding boatmen.Half of the boatmen are civilians, and half are temporarily trained soldiers.The Jiangnan underground party and guerrillas cooperated in the cross-river operation.We once sent a unit in ambush for 10 days, and the enemy didn't know it. Third, the vulnerability of the enemy.Our estimates of the enemy are too high, in fact the enemy's resistance is weak.This can be seen from the pursuit after crossing the river.This is the reason why we can quickly cross the river to complete the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou combat mission. The battle of crossing the river was undoubtedly a great victory, which represented the defeat of the enemy's largest and most organized force south of the Yangtze River.After the Battle of Liaoshen in Northeast China, the Battle of Huaihai in East China, and the Battle of Pingjin in North China, the largest remaining army of the Kuomintang reactionaries is on the front south of the Yangtze River. They have no larger organized army than this.Crossing the river and annihilating more than 400,000 enemies means that the Kuomintang has no more powerful resistance.This victory signaled politically the doom of the reactionary Nanking government.The People's Liberation Army will no longer encounter serious resistance militarily, and the time to clear out the remaining enemies is not far away.The time to finally liberate the country is not far away. After the military occupation, each city took over successively.From the battle across the river to my departure from Shanghai, about 3 months later, the reception work has generally come to an end.Generally speaking, the job is done well.So the reason for the success: First, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has a set of clear policies that each city has to follow when accepting personnel, and has experience in liberating areas first, such as Changchun, Shenyang, Beiping, Tianjin, Jinan, Weifang, Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Xuzhou, etc. Lessons learned are of great help to the liberation of Jiangnan, and have saved us many detours. Second, support from people from all walks of life.After crossing the river, we saw that the people were very disgusted with the reactionary rule of the Kuomintang and warmly welcomed the various policies of the Communist Party, especially the workers and students showed a high degree of revolutionary enthusiasm.Without the enthusiasm and enthusiasm of the workers and students, we would have encountered many difficulties. Not only the workers and students, but also the business, cultural and scientific circles have adopted an attitude of cooperation with us. For example, the business and cultural circles in Nanjing The world, the scientific community, volunteered to help us take over Shanghai, join the army, etc. Third, the trend of the times.Everyone can see that the reactionary Kuomintang rule can no longer be supported. Even those who had fantasies about the Kuomintang feel that they have to reconsider their own affairs.Everyone felt that the victory of the people was certain.Although Taiwan and Chiang Kai-shek boasted a population of 200 million, the KMT's more than 400,000 troops were disintegrated and its military organization was in disarray.This is the trend of the times, and many people have to reconsider their attitudes. This is reflected in the fact that most of the staff of the old KMT organizations do not leave.Because they didn't leave, they protected the institutions, colleges, and scientific research institutions better. Even before crossing the river, many people did a lot for the protection institutions, which reduced the difficulty of the reception work.This situation is roughly the same across cities.The imperialists and reactionaries have no choice but to bow their heads in front of the powerful people's forces because of the general trend and the people support us and oppose them.Leighton Stuart could only do this. He did not dare to treat the people's government with the attitude he had towards the Kuomintang, and he did not dare to treat the people in our Liberated Areas with the same attitude he had towards the people during the Kuomintang rule. The ferocious flames on the surface were put away. Fourth, hard work on the subjective side.As mentioned earlier, subjectively, we have made preparations in advance for crossing the river, including political and organizational preparations.The more than 20,000 cadres we transferred from East China have more or less received policy education.After entering a region, I followed Chairman Mao's policy of "all directions", contacted various parties, and held many meetings. Although it was not completely thorough, especially the situation in Shanghai was complicated, subjectively, I followed this direction to cooperate with people from all walks of life cooperating.In Shanghai, Comrade Chen Yi attended one or even two meetings almost every day to explain our attitude and policies and to work together.This kind of attitude and this kind of work have increased the support of all parties, which is one of the reasons why the takeover work is done well. ("Battle of Crossing the River", Archives Publishing House, 1989 edition, p. 1) 1. Statistical table of the performance of the People's Liberation Army in the Battle of Crossing the River: 1. Annihilating enemy troops: 28,144 were killed and wounded; 322,313 were captured; 2. Main seizures: 17 rifle grenades and 2,084 grenades in the fortress; 286 mountain howitzers, 359,835 rounds of various shells; 226 infantry and anti-aircraft guns, 28,793,732 rounds of various shells; 4 anti-aircraft guns, 123 tanks and armored vehicles; light and heavy 2,426 mortars, 2,171 cars; 14,356 light and heavy machine guns, 220 ships (ships); 179,771 long and short guns, 6,250 horses; 318 rocket launchers, 160 radio stations. 3. Destroy, injure: 3 planes, 9 cars; 11 tanks and armored vehicles, 37 ships (ships); 2. Statistical Table of Casualties and Losses of the People's Liberation Army in the Battle of Crossing the River 1. injury, death 10,553 were killed, 35,448 were injured, and 3,877 were lost; a total of 49,878 people. 2. loss, consumption 5 mountain and infantry guns, 164,577 rounds of various shells; 68 light and heavy mortars, 7,579,084 rounds of various shells; 412 light and heavy machine guns, 88,655 hand grenades; 2,433 long and short guns, 26,559 kg of explosives. The Kuomintang army was wiped out in the battle of crossing the river Number (including uprising, defection) statistical table 1. Regular troops 1. to annihilate, to annihilate 8 military departments: the 4th, 20th, 28th, 37th, 45th, 51st, 66th, and 106th Army Departments 3 divisions: 119th, 268th, and 281st divisions 32 divisions: 13th, 41st, 52nd, 59th, 80th, 90th, 92nd, 97th, 102nd, 103rd , one one three, one thirty two, one thirty three, one thirty four, one forty one, one forty three, one forty nine, one seventy four, one eighty five, one ninety two , 202nd, 203rd, 204th, 209th, 234th, 303rd, 313th, 318th, provisional 3, provisional 4, provisional Seventh and eighth divisions are temporarily compiled. Most of the other 8 regiments 4 Military Headquarters: 12th, 21st, 75th, and 88th Army Headquarters 5 Divisions: Sixth, Sixteenth, Ninety-fifth, Three Twenty-Fourth, One Part of Three Five Three Divisions 13 divisions: 23rd, 29th, 45th, 49th, 74th, 75th, 99th, 212th, 218th, 1st 236th, 281st, 304th, 305th divisions 2. Uprising 1 Military Headquarters: The 128th Army Headquarters 4 divisions: the 282nd, 309th, 312th, and 314th divisions. 3. Surrender 1 Military Headquarters: Sixty-eighth Army Military Headquarters. 9 divisions: 81st, 110th, 145th, 146th, 182nd, 230th, 308th, 334th, and temporary second division.Another 3 regiments. 2. Irregular troops Annihilation: The Second, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Fifteenth, and Eighteenth Traffic Police Corps, the First and Second Brigades of Jiangsu Security, and the First Anhui Security Corps The 3rd Brigade Headquarters, the 4th Regiment of the 3rd Security Brigade, the 14th and 16th Regiments of the 5th Security Brigade, 12 security regiments, the Security Regiment of the Joint Logistics Headquarters, the Pseudo-Presidential Guard Regiment, and the Ninth Training Commander The Honorary Second Regiment of the Ministry, the Officer Teaching Regiment of the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou Road Guard Team, and the Jiangning Fortress Garrison Corps. Uprising: Jiangyin Fortress Garrison Corps, 2 Self-Defense Regiments, 1 Security Regiment. Surrender: 5 security regiments, 1 self-defense regiment.