We analyze it from both technical and psychological aspects.

The basic actions of bayonet fighting are: stabbing (which can be subdivided into left stabbing, right stabbing and down stabbing), stabbing prevention, cheating stabbing and suppressing stabbing.

It can be seen from here that the little man has the advantages of low center of gravity, flexible steps and small exposed area, but the defect lies in the lack of explosive power.

However, through targeted waist and abdomen training and arm training, this weakness can be made up, while the former is congenital and irreparable.

From the point of view of firearms, the length of the 38-type hat and bayonet equipped by the Japanese is almost the same as that of the old America, so it will not suffer too much.

Judging from the training skills, the Japanese emphasize this point most. Their preparation for stabbing is less than that of America. They shoot faster and train better.

The second is psychological factors.

Marshal Lin Biao once said: A good army is one that dares to see the red with a bayonet.

In hand-to-hand combat, if the training level is basically the same, then the proportion of casualties between the two sides is often very close, and there is no chance to take advantage.

Psychological factors are decisive factors, and people's instinct is to vomit violently because of fear when they see blood for the first time.

The Japanese emphasize bushido, and they usually target civilians, so their psychological quality is relatively better.

To sum up, if there is a large-scale hand-to-hand combat, the Japanese army will have greater advantages.