Battle of Hengyu Hengyu is a small island in the northeast of Ningde County, about ten miles offshore, separated from the mainland by a shoal. At high tide, the sea separates the island from the mainland; When the tide receded, it was full of mud. The Japanese set up a large camp on the island and built fortifications, which they occupied for three years. In order to cross the shallows, Qi Jiguang ordered the soldiers to spread hay and crawl forward to the beat of drums. Arrive at Hengyu ......

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