On the morning of March 14, 1941, twelve Japanese Zero fighters appeared over Chengdu. They flew in two formations. Seven of them descended and strafeed Shuangliu and Taipingsi airports; the other five remained at high altitude to provide cover. The Chinese Air Force scrambled immediately. Cen Zeliu, deputy squadron leader of the 5th Group, led eleven fighters to intercept them.
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On the morning of March 14, 1941, twelve Japanese Zero fighters appeared over Chengdu. They flew in two formations. Seven of them descended and strafeed Shuangliu and Taipingsi airports; the other five remained at high altitude to provide cover. The Chinese Air Force scrambled immediately. Cen Zeliu, deputy squadron leader of the 5th Group, led eleven fighters to intercept them.