Exodus From Shanghai As Communist Forces Arrive

Shanghai, a major seaport and the world's fourth largest city, is experiencing a massive exodus as the Chinese Communist Army advances to isolate it. The Wang Pool River, a key route to the sea, is filled with ships carrying both foreigners and Chinese away from the city. Nationalist army units are also retreating in the face of the advancing Red forces, while panic-stricken evacuees overcrowd any available ship to escape.

What is the significance of Shanghai in the context of the video?

• It is the capital of China.

• It is a major seaport and the world's fourth largest city.

• It is the world's largest city.

• It is a small town in China.

What strategic move is the Chinese Communist Army making?

• They are retreating to the north.

• They are defending the city from invaders.

• They are negotiating peace with the nationalists.

• They are advancing south and eastward to isolate Shanghai.

What is the main reason for the ships being cluttered in Shanghai?

• They are preparing for a naval battle.

• They are conducting trade with foreign countries.

• They are celebrating a national holiday.

• They are evacuating foreigners and Chinese from the city.

Who are among those pulling out of Shanghai before the Red forces arrive?

• Tourists visiting the city.

• Foreign diplomats.

• Cracked nationalist army units.

• Local fishermen.

What is the reaction of the Chinese evacuees as the Red forces approach?

• They decide to stay and defend the city.

• They panic and overload any ship that can leave.

• They organize a peaceful protest.

• They calmly wait for their turn to leave.