On this day 77 years ago, March 3, 1948 (January 23, 1948), Peng Dehuai wiped out Chiang's 29th Army and Liu Kan committed suicide. The People's Liberation Army launched a general attack on the enemies on Wazi Street. On March 3, 1948, Peng Dehuai led his army to wipe out the 29th Kuomintang Army in the Battle of Wazi Street. The Kuomintang army was wiped out 29,000 people in this battle, and Lieutenant General Liu Kan committed suicide. On February 24, the Northwest Field Army entered the city of Yichuan. Hu Zongnan learned that Yichuan City was under siege. On the one hand, he made the Yichuan defenders stand by and wait for assistance. On the other hand, Liu Kan, the commander of the reorganized 29th Army, led the army department of the reorganized 27th Division and the 90th Division, and a total of 8 regiments came to Peng Dehuai left 5 regiments to continue the siege of Yichuan City, and gathered 9 brigades to occupy the highlands on both sides of the Tielongwan section of the road. After waiting for the Kuomintang troops to enter the section of the road, they launched an attack. At 17:00 on the 1st, all 24,000 people in Liu Kan's army were annihilated. On the 2nd, a part of the People's Liberation Army broke into the city, and at 8:00 on the 3rd, all the defenders were wiped out. After Liu Kan committed suicide, he was posthumously appointed as an army general by Chiang Kai-shek. Peng Dehuai commanded the attack on