2. Battle of Taierzhuang, time: 1938. Spring? The most important victory of Li Zongren, the fifth theater of the Kuomintang army since the Anti-Japanese War;

3. Hundred Regiments Battle, time: 1940. Peng, the Eighth Route Army, was the biggest battle for China's army to take the initiative to attack the Japanese.

One: The victory of Pingxingguan (also known as Pingxingguan Battle and Pingxingguan Ambush) refers to1September 25th, 937, when the Eighth Route Army was near Pingxingguan in Lingqiu County, Datong City, Shanxi Province. In order to cooperate with the friendly forces in the Second World War and stop the Japanese attack, Lin Biao, the division commander of 1 15, and Nie, the deputy division commander, gave full play to their advantages in melee and mountainous areas.

The battle was led by Lin Biao, the division commander of the Eighth Route Army 1 15, and was ordered in a critical situation according to the instructions of the Central Military Commission. It won the first battle with the 2nd1Brigade of the 5th Division of Banyuanzheng Shiro and the trench team, which is known as the "Iron Corps" of Japan, and effectively cooperated with the defensive operations of the frontal battlefield in World War II area in charge of Yan Xishan.

Two: Taierzhuang Victory, also known as Taierzhuang Campaign, Lunan Campaign or Taierzhuang Campaign. There are several versions of the starting and ending time of Taierzhuang Campaign. Generally speaking, March 16 starts from 1938 and ends on April 15. The campaign consisted of tengxian, Linyi, Taierzhuang, the Japanese army's rout, and the China army's pursuit.

In the fierce fighting that lasted 1 month, the number of China troops participating in the war was about 290,000, and the number of Japanese troops participating in the war was about 50,000. There were about 50,000 Chinese casualties and about 20,000 Japanese casualties (Japanese casualties 1 1984).

It has dealt a blow to the arrogance of the Japanese aggressors and strengthened the confidence of the military and civilians throughout the country in persisting in the war of resistance. This campaign inspired the morale of the whole nation, changed the international audio-visual, wiped out the prestige of the Japanese invaders, and wiped out a large number of effective forces of the Japanese. This victory is another victory of China people since the Chinese nation's all-round anti-Japanese war, following the Great Wall Campaign and the Pingxingguan Campaign, the biggest victory since War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, and also a major victory of the National Revolutionary Army in the battle of Xuzhou.

The Hundred Regiments War was a large-scale attack and anti-mopping-up campaign launched by the Eighth Route Army behind enemy lines in North China during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period. Because the number of troops participating in the war reached 105 regiment, it was called "Hundred Regiments War". Hundred Regiments War is the largest and longest-lasting battle launched by the Eighth Route Army in North China during the stalemate in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.

The Hundred Regiments War was divided into three stages. The first stage is from August 20th 1940 to September 1940, and the central task is to disrupt the traffic on Zheng Tai Road. The second stage is from September 22nd 1940 to1early October 1940. The main task is to continue to destroy the traffic lines of the Japanese army and destroy the main strongholds of the Japanese army in the anti-Japanese base areas. The third stage is1940-1early October to 194 1 65438+24, and its main task is to counter the retaliatory "mopping-up" of the Japanese army.