On May 28, 1946, during the Chinese Civil War, the 19th Chinese Gaoqiao, a ship carrying coal from China to Japan, was attacked by the Imperial Japanese Navy's aircraft carrier "Kamikaze" in Shanghai port. This event marked the beginning of the Battle of Shanghai and led to the fall of the city.

The attack on the 19th Chinese Gaoqiao was a major setback for the Japanese military, as it resulted in heavy losses of personnel and equipment. The Japanese military had hoped that they could use their superior air power to defeat the Chinese army, but the Chinese soldiers were able to defend themselves effectively against the Japanese aircraft.

In response to the attack, the Chinese government issued a statement condemning the Japanese aggression and calling upon all Chinese people to resist the Japanese occupation. The Chinese army also launched a counter-offensive against the Japanese forces in Shanghai, resulting in significant gains in the battle.

This incident also highlighted the importance of naval defense and the need for countries to strengthen their naval capabilities. It is important for countries to have strong naval forces to protect their interests and deter potential aggressors.

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