This battle was the battle of Bali Bridge in the1860s. Bali Bridge was originally named Yongtong Bridge in the Ming Dynasty, and the terrain there was very superior. The protagonist of this battle is the battle between the Qing army and the British army. This should be the territory of China, and the terrain is very familiar. It is very easy to win the battle by making rational use of the terrain to take the initiative.
But the mistake was that the Qing army closed its doors to the outside world, but it didn't know there were Han Chinese, regardless of Wei and Jin Dynasties. Everyone is fighting with hot weapons, but the Qing army is still rushing forward to see who is braver than who. Of course, it's not just these jokes. The key is the composition of the Qing army at that time. In fact, they also spent a lot of thoughts and invited many elite Mongolian knights. Everyone knows that Mongolians are brave. They are on the rampage, with broadswords in their hands and riding horses. Even if you are not frightened by this battle, you should be afraid of their fierce eyes. Of course, this is the hand-to-hand combat scene in our Qing army's cognition.
The real process of fighting is actually like this. The Qing army sent a very elite Mongolian cavalry. This army was so famous that even the enemy British army at that time was startled. Really like a beast, very cruel. The frightened British army didn't know how to face it, and felt that they couldn't play hardball. They were reasonable, went to France to buy some long-range weapons and worshipped a platoon far away from Mongolian knights. They are really afraid of this army, but it is also their logical idea to buy long-range weapons this time, and our Qing army has no such concept at all.
Before the Mongolian knight arrived, the long-range weapon had been shot out, and suddenly the cannon exploded around the war horse. These horses are in a state of fierce eyes and panic, as if Mount Tai had collapsed. Don't think about the ending, the Mongolian knight was scared no better than the horse, cursing and running away. If horses run with people, people will definitely get hurt, so the Mongolian soldiers at that time were trampled to death by horses, black and blue, and severely trampled to death by horses. Do you think the British army was not injured? Yes, 28 people were trampled by panicked horses. Only two people were trampled to death by horses. Even the children of the Eight Banners behind were trampled all over. It is useless for the children of the Eight Banners to have money. So in the end, few of the remaining 30,000 elite soldiers escaped. Large-scale casualties. A magnificent battle will be over.