Short answers, pulled from the story.
The Battle of Shanggao took place from the 14th of March 1941 to the 19th of April 1941. The fighting began on the 14th of March 1941 and concluded with a complete Japanese withdrawal by the 19th of April 1941.
Luo Zhuoying served as the overall commander of the Chinese forces in the Battle of Shanggao. Wang Yaowu commanded the 74th Corps while Li Tianxia led the 51st Division within the 19th Army Group.
The Japanese 11th Army suffered strategic failure and heavy casualties during the Battle of Shanggao. They were forced to withdraw completely by the 19th of April 1941, leaving behind weapons and wounded troops captured by Chinese forces.
A total of 9,682 Chinese troops were killed in action during the Battle of Shanggao. A memorial meeting held from the 7th to the 10th of May 1941 honored these fallen soldiers.
The Nationalist Government awarded Luo Zhuoying the Order of Blue Sky and White Sun on the 4th of June 1941. He served as the overall commander of the battle alongside Wang Yaowu who also received this honor.