As the old saying goes, people shoot the horse first, and the horse falls down, half dead. Infantry can only fight cavalry in two ways: pike array or bow array. The former makes you close to Sugar-Coated Berry, and the latter makes you a hedgehog, and won't let you near at all. Cavalry running on the plain, just like tanks now, can't stop it at all. If the infantry blocks in twos and threes, the stakes trained in peacetime are all the same to the cavalry, and they are split in half with one knife.

That is to say, cavalry are generally weapons chiefs, and you were cut before you cut the bag. Not to mention the heavy cavalry's several-meter-long lances, the common stable in ancient China (which was immediately Gao Fushuai's ancient weapon) was eight feet long, which could stab an infantry several meters away.

But it doesn't mean that you can't do it. You can do it. It's just that it's difficult and dangerous, and it's easy to die together. Only a particularly brave and fearless infantry can do it. On behalf of the army is Yue Jiajun. When breaking the serial horse, the infantry won with a shield and hook gun.

But many times, there is no such brave and fearless infantry. In ancient times, most of the troops were of low quality and fled when the casualty rate reached 20%. Only the soldiers under the famous generals can exert their superb combat effectiveness, which is why there are often many examples of winning more with less. The elite infantry, facing the cavalry, should not only avoid or block the cavalry's long arm or knife at once, but also be trampled by the charged horses in the cluster, and then find a gap to cut off the horse's leg. Think with your head, it's impossible.

Therefore, cavalry should be treated with the same cavalry hedge, or with long-range fire coverage, muskets or crossbows. At the very least, large shields and spears should be used. Probably only an elite like Yue Jiajun can do such a difficult action. Yue Jiajun killed the enemy with a crossbow at the beginning of 300 steps, disrupting the enemy formation, and only then won the space for infantry to cut clogs. Even so, in years of fierce fighting, Yue Jiajun also paid the price of sacrificing fifteen thousand people and injuring twenty thousand people.