Of course, it has a lot to do with the high quality of the officers and soldiers.
Given the situation at the time, if the Fan Army launched another offensive, they would definitely be able to annihilate the vanguard forces.
Unfortunately, there were no organized Fan Army units near the battlefield; there were only scattered remnants similar to rabble that had already been defeated.
The key factor was that the 171st Armored Brigade took immediate action upon learning that the vanguard had been attacked from the air.
At 3:30, the 17107 Artillery Battalion received orders from the brigade command and opened fire for the first time just two minutes later.
Primarily, the 171st Armored Brigade had the artillery battalion deployed locally beforehand. It was only because the battle was so intense and out of concern for friendly fire that the artillery brigade had not yet engaged. Thus, upon receiving the combat order, the 17107 Artillery Battalion was able to fire immediately.
