# Chinese Civil War
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Fortress of Memory: China’s Strategic Preservation of the Taiyuan Campaign
The renovation of the Niutuozhai memorial in Taiyuan highlights China's ongoing efforts to institutionalize revolutionary history through 'Red Tourism' and patriotic education. By memorializing the brutal 1948 siege and its heavy human cost, the state reinforces the narrative of sacrifice as the foundation of modern prosperity.
Last Men Standing on 101 Heights: How a Small Unit’s Sacrifice Turned the Tide at Heishan
In October 1948 the Northeast Field Army halted and reversed a major Nationalist thrust at Heishan by combining concentrated artillery fires, rapid reserve counterattacks and tenacious small-unit defence on the 101 Heights. The victory played a critical role in the Liaoshen campaign, accelerating the collapse of the Nationalist Ninth Corps and the liberation of Northeast China. The fight at 101 Heights remains a celebrated example in PLA historiography of how tactical resilience and combined-arms action can overcome superior numbers.