Eighty-eight years ago today, on October 11th, 1937 (September 8th, 1937 in the lunar calendar), a big battle broke out on the Songhu front. In October, the Japanese Air Force continued to bomb Shanghai. On October 11, 1937, after the Japanese army broke through the first line of defense of the Chinese defenders on the Songhu battlefield, it launched a big battle. With the cover of chariots and superior artillery fire, the Japanese army forcibly crossed the Suzhou River from the north bank of Yunzaobang, and the main force of the Chinese defenders' left wing corps and central corps formed a circular defense with the big field as the core. The Japanese army formed a horseshoe-shaped encirclement of the Chinese defenders. The Chinese army stubbornly blocked the Japanese army and fought fiercely for several days and nights, causing a lot of casualties to the enemy. On October 15, the 21st Army of the Chinese defenders was ordered to reinforce Dachang. On the 17th, more than 1,400 people of Qin Qingwu Regiment died. From the evening of the 18th, the 66th Army of the Left Wing Corps of the Chinese defenders, the 48th Army and the 87th Division of the Central Corps formed three death squads with 30,000 troops, and carried out counter-assaults. They fought fiercely for several days and nights, and most of them died. The Japanese army poured its forces into a massive counterattack. On the 25th, the Dachang position was captured by the Japanese army. The Chinese army on the Songhu battlefield was attacked by enemies on all sides and was forced to shift strategically and withdraw to the Suzhou River position. The battlefield moved from the northern suburbs of the urban area to the urban area. China and Japan fought repeatedly in Zhabei. This is the smoke of October 27th. In October, the Japanese army bombed Shanghai North Railway Station. This is the bombed Shanghai Railway Administration Building. Shanghai defenders built fortifications on the road and invaded Zhabei, Shanghai. A part of the Japanese army