The Battle of Jingxing is an important battle in Chinese history, which took place in 307 AD. The pronunciation of the name of this battle is "jǐng xīn zhēn zhàn", in which "Jingxing" is pronounced as "jǐng xīn" and "Zhan" is pronounced as "zhàn".

Jingxing, located in today's Hebei Province, is an important channel connecting the north and the south. In 307 AD, the leader of the northern Xianbei Tribe, Tuoba Gui, led his army to attack Jingxing, intending to control this channel and invade the Central Plains to the south. At that time, the Eastern Jin government dispatched General Huan Wen to lead his army to resist.

The Battle of Jingxing lasted for several months, and both sides paid a heavy price. Finally, under the command of General Huan Wen, the Eastern Jin army successfully defeated Tuoba Gui's army, defending the security of Jingxing and the Central Plains.

The Battle of Jingxing is one of the famous battles in Chinese history, and also one of the important victories of the Eastern Jin government against foreign invaders. It not only demonstrates the strength and courage of the Eastern Jin army, but also lays the foundation for the historical process of the reunification of China's north and south.

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