UNSTOPPABLE Chinese Soldier who Blocked a Machine Gun with his Body - Korean War

the chinese only had guns and mortars. Yet they held off the UN until the war ended

The heroes didn't fight for territory but they also fought for the recognition of their country.

Why do they even bother giving nedals to dead people, what good does it do anyone

Huang Jiguang 🇨🇳 VS Woodrom Wlison Keeble " Woody" 🇺🇲

Peng Dehuai crossed into Korea in 1950 with over 200K soldiers... and its been over 7 decades since Koreas been embroiled in the Korean War ...

"Comedy is subjective, Murray"
No war again, really. Finally I can understand what Japanese politicians are saying, being a Korean.

He reminds me of the hero Phan Dinh Giot

He has the mandate of heaven

Shocked by how suckers audiences of this channel can be

The same thing for Phan Đình Giót, he do block a machine gun

My family 孫died so many people at the war

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I heard Chinese people looked up the spec of the bullet and that specific mechanic gun is powerful enough to tear human body apart at point blank,he might could hold it there for few seconds only

British historian Max Hastings made a documentary about the Korean War in 1988, 'The War in Korea.'
Many veterans recounted their combat experiences and what struck me was the story of a British unit, tanks and infantry that was literally being chased by the whole Chinese Army (or so it must have felt to the British).

The commander told how they were on a road, the tanks in the rear rolling at a soldier's walking speed so the infantry could keep up.
Every time, a group of Chinese soldiers would appear on the road running at them, and every time, the rear tank fired a tank round into that group, killing all.
As they reached a plateau, the British found they were surrounded on all sides.

Hesitating what to do next, the British noticed the Chinese were firing around them, not at them.

That gave the British commander the sense to order his men to destroy their weapons and surrender and the men followed suit.

This story has remained in my memory for all those years since I saw the documentary.
When we see Chinese Communist troops charging UN positions, we only see a faceless mob of probably murderous villains who mean to wipe out all.

But as this case shows, the pursuing Chinese, even though having suffered probably more losses than the retreating British, still suggested the British surrender so no further lives would be wasted. That's my own conclusion.

most of the heroic war stories from red china are fake, used to stir up anti-American emotion and patriotism. take it with a pinch of salt.

The heroes portrayed by the Chinese are all false information.

Apparently according to google research the South had committed about 80% of the war crimes in Korea, but the Chinese hardly cared, and there was also another Chinese soldier who died in 1952 by burning alive in order to not expose the position of his other comrades to enemy fire. There was a drain literally next to him but apparently the communist ideals combined with the hope of the new country, which was the then newly formed People´s Republic of China, drove not just him but a lot of other Chinese troops to go nearly crazy when fighting. This is an actual true story in case you wanted to know.

First of all, the Kuomingtang party ignores Japan's invasion, while Mao and the communists decided to put civil war aside to fight Japan invasion force. So, that's why Kuomingtang is considered as traitors.

In dedicato deus imperatum articolo mortis

What an irony, they helped built North Korea make it like a 'large prison' for the North Korean people to suffer until now

Let's take a step back and think: The US, an ocean away is involved in a war that is not in defense of our country.

Funny to see westerners being butthurt if a video is about the other side. I mean nobody forced you guys to watch this video. 😂

Russians have the same fairytale.
The name of the Russian soldier who did the same is Alexander Matrosov.

黄继光牺牲的时候才 19岁.
每个为国家民族都应该为抗击压迫的战争中牺牲的英雄们筑起纪念碑.以鼓舞后来者不要屈服被作为奴隶的悲惨命运
人民英雄纪念碑文:
"三年以来，在人民解放战争和人民革命中牺牲的人民英雄们永垂不朽！
三十年以来，在人民解放战争和人民革命中牺牲的人民英雄们永垂不朽！
由此上溯到一千八百四十年，从那时起，为了反对内外敌人，争取民族独立和人民自由幸福，在历次斗争中牺牲的人民英雄们永垂不朽！"
---毛泽东

There is no reason to tell the history about communist China, because you know they write fictions not history

Human meat sheild

My Grandpa was in the army during the Korean War, he didn’t take part because when his unit left he missed the train and was unable to catch up. When the war ended and his unit came back, a lot of his friends lost their lives in that war.

Bro he is helping the army for Communism

What kind of ppl can block 2x .50? And this is a fake story from ccp.

Smoke grenade?

I don't believe anything from the CCP. Video or it didn't happen.

Vietnam, North Korea, USSR, China all have the same story, they really need to change their scripts.

Thank tou for finally showing your show

Press 'X' to doubt. This is like something out of a commie fanatsy book.

In Vietnam, we have the exact same story in the form of Phan Đình Giót leaping himself onto a French pillbox to block machine gun fire. His sacrifice is sung for all eternity as an example to follow.

Now the controversial thing is that many people especially southern boomers don't think its real. They think it's a fabricated or overexaggerated story for propaganda purposes. I'm inclined to believe them myself considering how Communism have been known for over the top propaganda. My own grandfather personal theory is that Giót got shot and died while charging with his comrades then they dump his body on a pillbox to block gun fire. It doesn't matter what the truth is as long as it conveniently makes for a good story.

This is like when the ants tread over the corpses of their own to cross a stream of water, having the resolve to die for the greater good of your kind is insectoid behavior. No wonder people refer to Chinese as "bugmen".

黃志光

His action and sacrifice was indeed an unknown to the outside of China. Not only Huang Jiguang, but also Qiu Shaoyun who was burned to death without giving away his comrades' position in the same war. Also, another Chinese soldier, Dong Cunrui who blew himself to destroy the enemy's bunker during the Chinese Civil War. Indeed any soldiers from any sides who sacrificed themselves deserve some respect.

Two mistakes: Chinese soldiers were members of People's Volunteer Army (PVA), not People's Liberation Army and they never flew Chinese national flag, but only plain red flag and sometimes they flew North Korean flags.

like Phan Dinh Giot in the battle of Dien Bien Phu

Philippines is Pressent in the war

This is a knockoff of Alexander Matrosov

WUT R YA DOIN?

The Chinese volunteers army ran 75 kilometers over mountains and ridges in 14 hours to block the US military. They had been fighting continuously for 48 hours before. The US military used mechanized troops. The Chinese army only had two feet. But they finally succeeded in blocking the US military. That night. Killed 34,000 United Nations troops, including 24,000 US troops.

Ok, it means that the bullets from a machine gun won't shoot through a human body. I believe the story is more propaganda than truth.

The Chinese commander, Qin Jiwei was made Lt Gen in 1955. In 1984, he commanded the 35th Anniversary military parade for the founding of the PRC. In 1988, he was promoted to full General by Deng Xiaoping and became defense minister. He retired a few years later.

Hey this story is totally made up. Please stop spreading misinformation

My wife's grandpa fought in the Korean War for the Chinese in a mortar squad and I believe he was only 16 years old. Long story short he received minor injury in the leg by a shrapnel and was sent home, however the rest of his company all died that day.

ERR...all I would say is, that this is a fake story, it was used as Chinese propaganda for years. the fact is it never happened, and even the name of the soldier is made up. those are dug up by Chinese historians.

It is a funny story but very likely a fake history.