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Summary

In mid-March, the weather in the southwestern mountains was gloomy, with soldiers struggling through muddy paths. Many caught colds and sought refuge in field hospitals. The Chinese army, despite skirmishes and losses, skillfully launched attacks on the Jin army, which faced frustration and regret over their situation. The Jin troops, once triumphant, now found themselves unable to retreat, haunted by memories of their past actions. Despite the despair, no one chose to surrender, aware of the consequences. The Chinese army displayed fierce determination, leading to heavy losses for the Jin. Wan Yan She Ye Ma, a commander, faced criticism for reckless actions but remained determined. Discussions among commanders revealed the gravity of their situation, emphasizing the need to adjust their mindset for future battles.

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