2002Journal of Zhuzhou Teachers CollegeRequires access

Analysis of the Reasons for Chinese Troop's Victory in the Xiangxi Battle

Tian Xiang

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Chinese troops' victory in the Xiangxi Battle resulted from their topographical advantages,the people's support and their stronger military forces compared with the enemy's.The Xiangxi Battle is the Kuomintang troops' turning point of going over from the defensive to the offensive.It shows China's national prestige and Chinese troops' patriotism.

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Chinese troops' victory in the Xiangxi Battle resulted from their topographical advantages,the people's support and their stronger military forces compared with the enemy's.The Xiangxi Battle is the Kuomintang troops' turning point of going over from the defensive to the offensive.It shows China's national prestige and Chinese troops' patriotism.

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Chinese troops' victory in the Xiangxi Battle resulted from their topographical advantages,the people's support and their stronger military forces compared with the enemy's.The Xiangxi Battle is the Kuomintang troops' turning point of going over from the defensive to the offensive.It shows China's national prestige and Chinese troops' patriotism.

Key concepts: Victory, Battle, Offensive, Patriotism, Adversary, Decisive victory, China, Ammunition

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