On this day, 87 years ago, on October 7, 1938 (August 14, 1938, the Xue Yue Corps wiped out more than 10,000 Japanese troops in Wanjialing. The heavy machine gun position of the China army on the Wanjialing position On October 10, 1938, the Battle of Wanjialing ended. On September 27, the Japanese army attacked the front lines of Wanjialing and Baishui Street and was surrounded by the joint efforts of the Fourth Army, the 64th Army and the 32nd Army of the China army. On October 7, Xue Yue's regiment launched a general attack on Wanjialing, fought fiercely with the Japanese 106th Division and recovered Changling and Zhanggushan. On the 9th, Chiang Kai-shek ordered Xue Yue's regiment to eliminate the 106th Division of the Japanese Army in Wanjialing that day. Xue Yue telegraphed each division to send hundreds of brave soldiers to attack at 6 p.m., resulting in many casualties among officers and soldiers. On the 10th, the Japanese army broke through to the north and fled miserably. This battle wiped out more than 10,000 Japanese troops and seized a large number of baggage, weapons and ammunition. Japanese tomb at Wanjialing position