The casualties of the Tuyen Quang garrison during the siege were 50 dead and 224 wounded.
 The dead included the engineering sergeant Jules Bobillot, whose energetic countermeasures had delayed the progress of the Chinese siege works.
 Bobillot became a national hero in France after his death, and streets in many French towns and villages still bear his name.
 Casualties in Giovanninelli's 1st Brigade at the Battle of Hoa Moc were 76 dead and 408 wounded.

The Chinese and Black Flags are believed to have suffered casualties of around 1,000 dead and 2,000 wounded during the siege of Tuyen Quang and the battle of Hoa Moc.
 The dead included two senior Chinese officers: the general Liu Jiegao (Liu Chieh-kao, 劉節高), shot dead while leading a charge during the fourth Chinese assault on 22 February, and Tan Jingde (T'an Ching-te, 談敬德), one of Tang Jingsong’s battalion commanders, who was also killed while leading an assault.
The casualties of the Tuyen Quang garrison during the siege were 50 dead and 224 wounded.  The dead included the engineering sergeant Jules Bobillot, whose energetic countermeasures had delayed the progress of the Chinese siege works.  Bobillot became a national hero in France after his death, and streets in many French towns and villages still bear his name.  Casualties in Giovanninelli's 1st Brigade at the Battle of Hoa Moc were 76 dead and 408 wounded.
The Chinese and Black Flags are believed to have suffered casualties of around 1,000 dead and 2,000 wounded during the siege of Tuyen Quang and the battle of Hoa Moc.  The dead included two senior Chinese officers: the general Liu Jiegao (Liu Chieh-kao, 劉節高), shot dead while leading a charge during the fourth Chinese assault on 22 February, and Tan Jingde (T'an Ching-te, 談敬德), one of Tang Jingsong’s battalion commanders, who was also killed while leading an assault.
Siege of Tuyên Quang