与敌血战，鼓舞抗战斗志（山河显影）

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Expeditionary Force played a significant role in the Allied efforts against Japanese forces during World War II, particularly in the campaigns in Myanmar, contributing to the broader anti-fascist war efforts [4][5]. Group 1: Historical Context - On December 8, 1941, the Pacific War began with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, leading to the Japanese invasion of Myanmar in January 1942 [4]. - The Chinese government responded to a request from the British to send troops to support their efforts against Japan, deploying over 100,000 troops in the form of the Chinese Expeditionary Force [4]. Group 2: Key Military Engagements - In April 1942, the Chinese Expeditionary Force successfully rescued over 7,000 surrounded British troops at the Yananqi oil field, killing over 1,000 Japanese soldiers in the process [4]. - From October 1943 to March 1945, the Chinese Expeditionary Force, in collaboration with American and British forces, launched a series of offensives to reclaim territory in northern Myanmar, capturing over 50 towns and recovering more than 80,000 square kilometers of land [5]. Group 3: Strategic Outcomes - The campaigns led to the reopening of the southwestern international land route and dealt a heavy blow to Japanese forces in the region, marking a significant contribution to the Allied war efforts [5].