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Which war did 800 really restore?
The real history of the film "Eight Hundred" is the famous battle to defend four stores in Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War.

In history, it was actually the Japanese Marine Corps that was responsible for the battle of the four rows of warehouses, because only the Marine Corps was fighting in the urban area at that time. In the film, although the Army's 68th Infantry Wing actually participated in the Battle of Songhu, it did carry out combat missions in Suzhou, so this is also the most criticized place.

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1937 when the battle of Songhu ended, the fierce fighting between China and Japan had lasted for three months, and Shanghai was on the verge of falling. Xie Jinyuan (Du Chun), deputy head of the 524th Regiment of the 262nd Brigade of the 88th Division, led more than 420 people to fight alone in the last line of defense and stay in the Shanghai Fourth Line Warehouse.

Separated from the concession by a river, it created a rare war that was watched. In order to create a strong momentum, the actual number is 400, which is called 800. "eight hundred heroes" was ordered to stay in Zhabei, Shanghai, and fought for four days in the four-row warehouse along the Suzhou Creek. It was not until June 30th of 10 that they were ordered to evacuate to the British Concession.