How many soldiers did the GMD have in 1945?

How many GMD troops did the USA airlift to Manchuria so they could accept the Japanese surrender there instead of the CCP?

When was this?

The CCP attempted a full-on conventional offensive. Because they lacked air support, they didn't take any cities, but they inflicted serious losses on the GMD and sapped their morale. After this they reverted to guerrilla warfare for the rest of the year.

When was this?

The CCP took an important railway junction, cutting cut off the GMD in Manchuria from the GMD in the south, which allowed the CCP to starve out the GMD in Manchuria.

When was this?

The CCP took the major Yellow River cities, cutting off access to the GMD forces in the west.

When was this?

The CCP took a major railway junction, cutting off all the GMD in the whole of northern China from supplies and reinforcements from the south.

What was this?

This was an important railway junction captured by the CCP in October 1948. It cut off the GMD in Manchuria from the GMD in the south, which allowed the CCP to conquer Manchuria by the end of November.

What was this?

CCP headquarters from 1935-47. It was taken by the GMD in March 1947.

What was this?

The battle over this important railway junction in Jiangsu province (linking that province with Henan and Shandong) lasted 65 days in December 1948 and January 1949. Each side committed about 600,000 troops. the CCP eventualy won, partly because Chiang Kaishek didn't trust his generals enough to let them make key decisions. The opened the CCP advance to the Yangzi and persuaded the GMD to surrender Beijing.