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Summary

The Chinese army marched past the Wangyuan Bridge, where combat had ceased. Captives were held along the riverbank, guarded by troops, while the battlefield was littered with corpses and chaos. The Chinese army fired over sixty rockets at the bridge, causing significant destruction. Ning Yi, detached from the celebratory atmosphere, inquired about the distance to Zizhou. Historical reflections on past humiliations during the Second Opium War surfaced in his mind. Despite the technological gap, the Chinese people's determination was evident. In the Jurchen camp, disbelief and frustration reigned as they awaited battlefield news, suspecting deception and discord among their ranks.

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