The Ming Dynasty was the first dynasty to use cannons. At that time, he invented many types. " Arcs of Fire " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Xiang and Xu appeared in the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties respectively.
Coloured glaze originated from the Western Zhou Dynasty (11th century B.C. to 771 B.C.). At that time, the materials used to make colored glaze were obtained from the by-products produced during the casting of bronzes. Before the Western Zhou Dynasty, there were also legends about the origin of glass. For example, Nüwa refined five-colored stones to mend the sky. The five-colored stones here were considered the origin of glass, but from the exact production records, it was in the Western Zhou Dynasty. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the development of smelting technology provided good technical conditions for the glaze firing process. Glass products also appeared in the unearthed cultural relics of the Warring States Period. "Glazed Flame" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Self-made cannons were very dangerous and illegal. From some of the cases in the reference materials, there were people who tried to privately manufacture items similar to artillery, such as the Vietnam man Le Doan Dang's self-made artillery, and the domestic Yang couple's private production of fireworks (fireworks and artillery were fundamentally different, but they both involved the production of dangerous explosives). Their production process did not conform to the norms and had huge safety risks. It was easy to cause explosions and hurt innocent people. Moreover, this behavior violated laws and regulations. Regardless of whether it was from a safety perspective or a legal perspective, the act of making firecrackers and cannons should not be carried out. Click on the link below to read the Musket Fire comic.
During the War of Liberation, the situation regarding artillery was as follows: ** 1. The situation of our artillery ** 1. ** Initial Stage ** - During the victory of the Anti-Japanese War (December 1945), the total strength of our army exceeded 1 million, but the weapons and equipment were mainly light weapons. The entire army was equipped with less than 800 cannons, while the national army had more than 15,000 cannons. There was a huge gap between our army and the national army in terms of heavy weapons. At that time, the number of independent artillery units in our army was small, and the artillery of the combat troops at all levels was not complete. - At the beginning of the War of Liberation, although the number of artillery equipment in the entire army had increased to 2211, it was still at a disadvantage compared to the national army. They used flexible tactics in combat and equipped themselves with captured enemy weapons. 2. ** Development and capture situation ** - Among the various strategic areas, the northeast troops were able to collect a relatively large number of cannons and had a good military foundation. The artillery was relatively stronger, and the other strategic areas mainly relied on the captured ones. For example, our troops in eastern China had poor equipment at first, but they seized a large number of cannons in the battles of Subei and Lunan. In the Battle of Lunan, they had captured a large number of American 105mm howitzers (although not all of them could be used) when they annihilated the 1st rapid column of the national army. In the Battle of Laiwu, Huaye also seized a large number of American weapons. By the end of the War of Liberation, our army had seized a total of 54430 cannons. - There were many types of captured artillery. In addition to a large number of mortars and medium-caliber artillery, there were also large-caliber heavy artillery exceeding 100mm. These large-caliber heavy artillery played an important role in the important battles in the later stages of the War of Liberation. Some of them also participated in the Korean War after the War of Liberation. Some of the newer artillery were only withdrawn from the army in the 1970s. ** 2. Military Artillery Situation ** 1. ** Equipment Status ** - As early as June 1945, when the strength of the national army was calculated, there were more than 15,000 cannons of various types. By December 1945, the amount of weapons and equipment in the hands of the national army far exceeded our army, especially heavy weapons. In addition to the independent artillery unit, the military division generally had artillery battalions, the regimental level had mortar companies, and the infantry company of the direct troops had 60 cannons available. 2. ** Equipment features and problems ** - The national army was particularly reliant on mortars, and mortars made up the majority of the captured artillery. The national army's mountain artillery howitzers were lacking in ammunition and equipment. For example, the only two heavy artillery regiments in the northeast had problems with horses and vehicles. Moreover, the cannons of the northeast Jiang Artillery Army came from 29 types of cannons from six countries, which required more types of ammunition. At the same time, due to the lack of maintenance capabilities, many of the seized Japanese mountain cannons were idle in the warehouse. "Arcs of Fire" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Legend of Qin: The Great Wall had yet to be officially released and was expected to air in 2019. This was a fantasy martial arts animation produced by the famous Chinese animation production company, Qin Shimingyue Animation Studio. It told the story of Qin Shihuang building the Great Wall. The animation's production level was very high and was loved by the audience.
Goulan appeared in the Song Dynasty. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Xiang and Xu appeared in the Shang and Zhou dynasties respectively.
The third prince of Joy of Life appeared for the first time in the third episode of the TV series.
The Barrett Cannon in Joy of Life had been used many times. Ye Qingmei, Fan Xian, and Fan Ruoruo all used Barrett sniper rifles and killed the two kings and the God of Archery, Yan Xiaoyi, respectively. There was no mention of the specific number of uses.
The neck lock was first produced during the Shang Dynasty.