China
National Revolutionary Army
- Wusung – Shanghai Siege Area (Aug. 7 1937)
- Nanking Shanghai Garrison – Chang Chih-Chung (50,000 men).
- 36th Division – Sung Hsi-lien
- 87th Division – Wang Ching-chin
- 88th Division – Sun Yuan-liang
- 55th Division – Li Sung-Chan
- 56th Division – Liu Ho-ting (later Liu Shang-chih)
- 57th Division – Yuan Chao-chang
- 20th Sep. Bde – Gen. Chen Mien-wu
- German trained Reorganized Divisions
- Reorganized Divisions
- Shanghai City demilitarised on Chinese side according to Shanghai Ceasefire Agreement (1932)
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- Wusong-Shanghai Garrison Units (Peace Preservation Corps)
Read more about this topic: Order Of Battle Of The Battle Of Shanghai
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