Do you know that China and the United States are reluctant to talk about the Eastern Front War in the second campaign to resist US aggression and aid Korea, that is, the battle of Changjin Lake, which is diluted in all public historical materials? Why do you ask?

Judging from the specific textual research of this matter, both sides have great secrets and can't say more.

You really want to know, there are two ways.

First, look at the historical materials published in China about the Eastern Front in the second campaign to resist US aggression and aid Korea, and then think with your own thinking. Remember, it depends not only on what is said in those historical materials, but also on what is not said in those historical materials. This depends on your own analysis.

Second, try to get an advanced access card and take it to the library to look up historical materials that ordinary people can't see.