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Battle of Hainan Island

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forces linked up quickly. The HIC prepared the beachheads and by the morning of 17 April over 100,000 PLA troops had landed. Haikou in the north fell on 23 April. The ROC defence disintegrated from disunity of command and lack of supplies. The ROC retreated southwards, pursued by the communists. The ROC evacuated commanders and nearly 70,000 troops and refugees.
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of the southern interior mountains by occupying Hlai territory and demanding materiel support. In July 1943, the Hlai – led by Wang Guoxing and Wang Yujin – attacked the ROC in the Baisha Uprising. The Hlai were crushed and suffered ROC reprisals. Wang Guoxing and Wang Yujin survived. On Wang Yujin's
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The PRC's military histories emphasized the 15th Corps' actions. The assault across the strait was popularized into stories of a "people's flotilla" of wooden junks manned by volunteers and fishermen fighting metal ROC warships. The role of the HIC and the Hlai received much less attention. For the
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The CCP marginalized the Hainan communist movement in the following decade. The CCP was dissatisfied with the HIC's relative lack of ideological rigour and its perceived "localism"; the HIC survival strategy had been pragmatic and had included compromise with the Hlai. Local communists and the Hlai
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reported 140,000 troops, including 80,000 veterans. Many had been evacuated from the mainland and were demoralized and poorly supplied; they were also accompanied by refugees. Most of the defenders were concentrated around Haikou. The ROC air force and navy were better equipped than the communists,
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The main communist amphibious assault started on the night of 16 April. The troops crossed in 318 junks divided into multiple waves. A number of transports were sunk by the ROC air force and navy. Most of the campaign's 4,000 communist casualties occurred during the initial crossing. The communist
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By late 1949, the PRC was looking forward to finishing the war by capturing the islands constituting the ROC's remaining strongholds. These tasks were difficult as the ROC retained superior naval and air forces; the communist navy only began to form in the summer with the capture of ROC ships. The
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in 1939 – they had little communication, and no radio contact, with the CCP leadership until the end of the war. Limited hostilities between the Hainan communists and ROC resumed in 1940. The Hainan communists formed a militia called the Hainan Independent Column (HIC). The ROC meanwhile alienated
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in 1945. On Hainan, the ROC left Hlai territory and reestablished themselves along the coast. The Hainan communists used access to Hlai territory to grow within the ROC blockade. Maintaining communications with the mainland CCP remained difficult. CCP orders to abandon the island in 1946 were
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in preparation for the PRC's invasion of Hainan. The currency would be issued to invading PLA troops to purchase supplies on Hainan; the wider distribution and usage would help tie the island to the PRC's economy. The HIC responded by issuing
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From late-February 1950, the PLA reinforced the HIC through small scale landings; most evaded detection. The strength of landing units was masked by dispersal. Larger movements occurred on 10, 26 and 31 March using dozens of junks.
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suggestion, the Hlai formed an alliance with the communists, who were based in the northern interior. The communists relied heavily on the Hlai for survival, and their main base shifted south to
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was assigned to defend Hainan in late 1949. He launched a suppression campaign in early 1950; the Hainan communists were "devastated" in February but not eliminated.
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and were forced to retreat south after the landings. The communists secured Hainan's southern cities by the end of the month and declared victory on 1 May.
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The invasion was preceded by three months of training with Soviet assistance. Training included swimming and the operation of sail and motor boats.
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Planning for the invasion occurred in the winter of 1949–1950. Wang Guoxing and Ma Baishan travelled through ROC-held territory to communist-held
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Hainan communist movement the battle was the culmination of the war they had fought against the ROC for 23 years with little outside support.
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The ROC bombed communist bases on Hainan and the Leizhou Peninsula with impunity; the latter had practically no anti-aircraft defences.
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and Yulin in the south fell to the communists within seven days of Haikou, allowing the PRC to proclaim victory on 1 May.
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The invasion was postponed by a few weeks on Soviet advice, who believed the winds would then be more favourable for
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A PLA soldier (left) shakes hands with an HIC soldier (right), shortly after their forces' joint capture of Haikou.
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rejected by the Hainan communists, who spent the years following the Japanese withdrawal building popular support.
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in response to Japanese aggression; formal arrangements for Hainan were only made in 1938 after the start of the
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on 16 April, assisted by the Hainan communist movement which controlled much of the island's interior, while the
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The ROC government concentrated on defending Taiwan and denied most requests for reinforcement and materiel.
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in the winter and spring of 1949–1950; this instigated a final suppression campaign by the ROC.
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The Communist Southern Branch Party Bureau ordered the HIC to prepare and distribute
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China's Lonely Revolution: The Local Communist Movement of Hainan Island, 1926–1956
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As of December 1949, the Chinese Communists had controlled the entire
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ROC forces included perhaps 200,000 regular troops and militiamen.
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Outline of the military history of the People's Republic of China
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failed. The invasion of Hainan was deferred. In January 1950,
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became notable obstacles to the PRC's land reform program.
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A parade celebrating the liberation of Hainan on 1 May 1950
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For the operation during the Second Sino-Japanese War, see
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The conquest was quickly overshadowed by the start of the
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from Hainan. The subordinate 15th Corps, led by General
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Location of Hainan island with respect to mainland China
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The People's Republic of China takes control of Hainan.
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Martyrs' cemetery in Golden Bull Mountain Ridge Park
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