This chapter is not a formal chapter, but here Ah Chen will explain to you the unreasonable aspects of the previous two cavalry battles.

As for why there is such a big gap between the two cavalry battles, there are three reasons: First: First of all, in ancient Chinese wars, the cavalry first entered the war was the cavalry team formed by King Wuling of Zhao during the Warring States Period. After that, the Qin Dynasty led by the general Meng Tian 300,000 iron cavalry in the north, in the Qin Dynasty during the ancient Chinese wars, cavalry began to appear in front of everyone as a powerful army. During the Han Dynasty, cavalry officially became the overlord of land warfare. By the Sui and Tang dynasties, the cavalry of ancient China was completely pushed to the altar. As the most powerful branch of the army in land warfare, all ancient Chinese armies were trained to resist cavalry and the most effective defense against cavalry. Formations of sword, shield, and spearmen were more effective against cavalry, while bows and crossbows were most developed against cavalry. In particular, in ancient China, both in time of war and peace, there was constant confrontation with the northern ethnic minorities, so the infantry of all dynasties and generations would train the tactics of fighting cavalry, as well as vigorously develop bows and arrows and crossbows. The most famous are Yue Fei's Beiwei Army and Ju Yi's Xiandeng Dead Soldier, as well as the most famous individual crossbow artifact divine arm crossbow. In Europe, it was not until the Mongol iron cavalry invaded Europe that the cavalry corps officially appeared, and the infantry never fought against the cavalry. Otherwise, as long as there is a little knowledge of fighting cavalry, Europe will not be swept away by the Mongol iron cavalry.

Two: The cavalry tactics used by the horse bandits at that time were the worst tactics, and they played directly in waves. Once the front army is blocked by the infantry, the cavalry behind will have to slow down, otherwise it is easy to crash. Second, Xiao Chen's cavalry unit used a split attack, just like a three-stage shot, not giving the enemy a chance to kick, and secondly, each wave of cavalry used a cone formation to attack, which could effectively cut through the infantry defense. Also, Gottier's infantry didn't form a formation, which I think everyone understands.

Three: It is the gap between the soldiers of the East and the West. As we all know, the most fearless nation in the world is the Han people, and even Little Japan can't compare. In ancient times, in the war situation in Europe, the army lost three layers and was almost defeated. The Han people can generally reach the fifth layer, and even the whole army is killed in battle, which is incomparable to Europeans, and Europeans cannot understand. The reason is that when Europe is defeated and surrendered or captured, there will generally be no killing of prisoners, and even staying in the prisoner camp for a while can go home. And the most famous Chinese prisoner killer is Bai Qi, the god of killing, and others will also kill prisoners generally. Perhaps God gave this character to the Chinese for the sake of racial balance, otherwise before the Industrial Revolution, maybe the Han people would have unified the world by population