Today, 121 years ago, on August 19, 1904 (July 9, 1904), the Japanese-Russian War broke out: the Japanese army launched its first offensive on the Russians' firmly-guarded Fort of Chongqing. On the dawn of August 19, 1904, the Japanese Third Army launched its first offensive on the Russians' firmly-guarded Fort of Chongqing under the command of Naomi Chongqing. The Japanese army organized a force of death against the fort bases, and the Russian army relied on solid defense works to resist. In just five days, the Japanese army lost 15,000 people and was forced to halt the first offensive. The Chongqing Port of Chongqing during the war reviewed the Port of Chongqing, witnessing a place of humili