On this day, 77 years ago, on September 16, 1948 (August 14, 1948, the East China Field Army launched the Battle of Jinan. The commando team passed through the breakthrough and launched a charge into Jinan City. On September 16, 1948, the East China Field Army of the People's Liberation Army launched the Battle of Jinan, which ended successfully after 10 days of fierce fighting. In this battle, more than 104,000 Kuomintang troops were wiped out. On September 9, a unit of the People's Liberation Army marched from Jining to Jinan. On September 10, a unit of the People's Liberation Army marched from Tai 'an area to Jinan. On the 17th, a unit of the People's Liberation Army captured many enemy outlying positions. On the 18th, a unit of the People's Liberation Army annihilated the first unit of the 84th Division of the Kuomintang Army, approached the commercial port, and blocked the airport with artillery fire. At dawn on the 20th, the People's Liberation Army occupied all positions west of the commercial port except Qilu University and pressed directly under the city. On the 23rd, the People's Liberation Army launched a general attack on the inner city. Wang Yaowu led his troops to fight to the death, resulting in an extremely fierce battle and the assault failed. After adjustment and deployment, the People's Liberation Army launched another assault at 2 o'clock on the 24th and broke through into the city before dawn. Wang Yaowu absconded and was captured under disguise, and the besieged enemy surrendered. On September 19, at the critical moment when the East China Field Army of the People's Liberation Army launched the Battle of Jinan, Wu Huawen, commander of the Kuomintang's reorganized 96th Army and commander of the 84th Division and commander of the Jinan Western Front, led an uprising. Wu Huawen's Ministry is a miscellaneous army in the Kuomintang army. The Communist Party of China paid great attention to winning over Wu Huawen's Ministry. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the Communist Party of China established a special leading group responsible for winning over Wu Huawen, and sent people to the Wu Department to carry out secret work. After many hesitations and vacillations, Wu Huawen finally decided to revolt. On September 16, the Battle of Jinan began. On the morning of the 19th, Wu Huawen asked the People's Liberation Army to take over the defense. At night, retreat began according to the route designated by the People's Liberation Army. By the 21st, all the defenses on the western line of Jinan were handed over to the People's Liberation Army. At this point, Wu Huawen led the reorganization of about 20,000 people, including the 151st Brigade, 161st Brigade and 96th Independent Brigade of the 84th Division, to uprising. Wang Yaowu was captured in Shouguang County, and Wu Huawen (right) marched into the People's Liberation Army in Jinan City after leading his troops to uprising.