On this day, 80 years ago, on October 24, 1945 (September 19, 1945 in the lunar calendar), the Kuomintang and Communist armies fought fiercely in Handan and Gao Shuxun led his troops to revolt. A large number of guns seized On October 24, 1945, the Kuomintang and Communist armies fought fiercely in Handan. Gao Shuxun led his troops to uprising WT1377 Picture: Picture: Gao Shuxun, deputy commander of the 11th Theater Theater Area of the Kuomintang Army who led the uprising, was talking with the people in the area. In October, the Chinese Communist army defeated the Kuomintang army that attacked the Jiefang District of the Communist Party of China. In September, Sun Lianzhong's troops from Zhengzhou and Xinxiang marched north along the Pinghan Road to attack the Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan Jiefang District. In late October, three Kuomintang armies invaded Ci County and Handan areas. In accordance with instructions from the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China, the Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region decided to adopt the strategy of luring the enemy deep and concentrating superior forces to annihilate each other. More than 60,000 people from the First, Second and Third Columns and the main force of the Taihang, Southern Hebei, and Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Regions were gathered in the Fuyang Hetao area south of Handan and north of Zhanghe River. On the night of the 24th, they launched an attack on the Kuomintang army, enclosing the Kuomintang army in the Hetao area on the north bank of the Zhanghe River near Matou Town. On October 28, they launched a general attack on the besieged Kuomintang army. After fierce fighting, they wiped out a part of the Kuomintang 40th Army. Gao Shuxun, deputy commander of the 11th Theater Area of the Kuomintang Army and commander of the New Eighth Army, led more than 10,000 troops to revolt on the battlefield. Subsequently, the Chinese Communist army took advantage of the victory and surrounded and annihilated the remaining two armies of the Kuomintang army, capturing more than 23,000 people under Ma Fawu, another deputy commander of the 11th Theater Area and commander of the 40th Army. Gao Shuxun, deputy commander of the 11th Theater Area of the Kuomintang Army who led the uprising, was talking with the people in the station