On this day, 86 years ago, March 8, 1939 (January 18, 1939, the Japanese army occupied Nanchang. The Japanese army was attacking Nanchang. On March 8, 1939, the Military Commission of the Kuomintang Government deployed the Battle of Nanchang. Chiang Kai-shek telegraphed Xue Yue, acting commander of the 9th Theater Area, to first control the enemy and launch an attack on the Japanese army in northern Jiangxi. The attack should be ready before March 10, and the attack would begin on March 15. After receiving the telegram order, the Ninth Theater Area requested an extension because the repair was not complete and the supply was difficult. The Military Council's order was changed to defensive operations. On the 17th, the main force of the Japanese Army's 101st Division crossed the river near Niuxing and Shengmi Street and attacked Nanchang directly. Japanese aircraft bombed daily, destroying important buildings in the city and houses along the river. The garrison Song Kentang troops were attacked from both sides and retreated to Guangyang Bridge late at night. On the 27th, Nanchang fell. The Battle of Nanchang lasted for 10 days from March 17 to 27. The Japanese army suffered 13,000 casualties and the China army suffered more than 100,000 casualties. China compatriots who were brutally killed by the Japanese army after the fall of Nanchang occupied Nanchang. The Japanese convoy attacked Nanchang