Seventy-nine years ago today, on August 10, 1946 (July 14, 1946 in the lunar calendar), the Battle of Longhai was won. On August 10, 1946, the Jin-Hebei-Luyu Military Region held the Battle of Longhai Road. In order to cooperate with the Central Plains and the Soviet Central Liberated Area, the Jin-Hebei-Luyu Military Region decided to open up a battlefield between Kaifeng and Xuzhou, mobilize the enemy, and seek to wipe out one of them in the movement. From August 10, with its main force and part of the Ji-Luyu Military Region's troops, it launched a surprise attack on the Kuomintang troops stationed in the Dangshan-Xuzhou section and the Kaifeng-Minquan section along the Longhai line. After 3 days of fighting, they successively captured more than 10 stations such as Dangshan, Lanfeng, Yangji and Liuheji, controlled and destroyed more than 300 kilometers of railways, and then took advantage of the victory and went south to eastern Henan to capture Qixian and Tongxu. On the 15th, they won the Xiayi, Yongcheng and Yucheng joint defense commander-in-chief Jiang Bingbin and led more than 5,000 people to revolt. By the 21st, the 181st Brigade of the 55th Division of the Kuomintang in the area west of Liuheji was completely wiped out, together with more than 16,000 security teams, cutting off the east-west communication line, forcing the Kuomintang army to chase and block the 3 reorganization divisions of the Central Plains Liberation Army and the Fifth Army that had been invested and was ready to be put into the East China battlefield. The 11th Division was redeployed to the Hebei-Luyu battlefield, disrupting the Kuomintang army In the course of the battle, Taihang, Taiyue, southern Hebei and other military region troops effectively responded to the main battle.