Mao Zedong s military wisdom broke the passivity and the way to win the war

Mondo Military Updated on 2024-01-22

Clever strategy on the battlefield, the art of "you fight yours, I hit mine" to grasp the initiative.

On April 22, 1947, ** called the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region to guide the Zhengtai Campaign, injecting new wisdom into military history. At that time, in the face of the strategy of "encircling Wei to save Zhao", the telegram became a key guideline. The concept of "you fight yours, I fight mine" mentioned for the first time in his strategic thinking not only shows his farsightedness in military affairs, but also provides a model for later military guidance.

Avoid history repeating itself: The difficult experience of **.

Looking back at the shadow of the defeat in the battles of Datong and Jining, ** faced a similar situation in the Zhengtai Campaign, and urgently needed to change the strategy. **'s telegram became his reassurance, guiding him to change from passive to active. Under the guidance of the Emperor, the Battle of Zhengtai ended successfully, successfully annihilated the enemy army, occupied the vast areas of Shanxi and Hebei, and realized the connection of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei and Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan liberated areas.

**Practice: Give up Yan'an and take the initiative to win.

Not just theorists, but practitioners. In the face of the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, he took the initiative to abandon Yan'an, confusing Chiang Kai-shek with a strategy of rapid maneuver and putting his army in a difficult situation. This strategy is a clever embodiment of the "you hit yours, I hit mine" philosophy. Hu Zongnan was forced to be helpless, and finally fled Yan'an in 1948 under the strategy of ***, so that he could return to the people.

Korean Battlefield: **'s "Knock on the Kraft Candy" tactic.

When the Korean War broke out in 1950, in the face of the intervention of the US military, the strategy of "you fight yours, I fight mine" was quickly conceived. He skillfully exploited the strengths and weaknesses of the U.S. military with the goal of "smashing his smoothness." In terms of defense, ** transformed the ground defense into an underground defense, skillfully using the "drill hole" tactic. On the offensive side, he advocated the tactic of "knocking kraft candy" and gradually reduced the enemy's morale through many small-scale annihilation battles. This unique tactic made the U.S. military defenseless on the Korean battlefield and eventually forced them to sign the armistice.

Summary and Prospects: The Eternal Value of Military Thought.

**'s military wisdom is reflected in his keen insight into the changes in the battlefield and his unique understanding of the initiative strategy of "you fight yours, I fight mine". In war, the initiative often determines victory or defeat, and *** set an example for future generations with his unique strategic thinking. Through his subtle strategy, he occupies a place that cannot be ignored in the long river of history, pointing out a clear strategic path for those who come after him.

**Military wisdom: the art of initiative, the way to win the battlefield.

**'s military wisdom has been vividly demonstrated in the above, especially the concept of "you fight yours, I will fight mine" put forward by him, which is actually a profound thinking and unique grasp of the initiative in war. This concept is not only a guiding principle on the battlefield, but also a kind of flexible and mobile strategic wisdom, which provides a unique way of thinking for solving difficult situations.

In the Battle of Zhengtai, **'s telegram conveyed a resolute decision to ***. In the face of the strategy of "encircling Wei and saving Zhao", the strategic thinking of "you fight yours, I fight mine" is extremely timely and accurate. At the heart of this philosophy is the use of forces on the battlefield, the enemy's weak points, and the creation of a favorable battle situation. Through the brief but profound instructions in the telegram, ** successfully turned the tide of the battle from passive to active, laying a solid foundation for the complete victory of the Zhengtai Campaign.

In previous battles, he has always been able to accurately perceive the dynamics of the battlefield and formulate tactics with advanced vision and flexible strategic thinking. For example, after the defeat in the battles of Datong and Jining, he summed up the lessons and lessons in time and realized that the same mistakes should not be made again. He not only clearly pointed out the strategy of "you fight yours, I will fight mine" in the telegram, but also demonstrated the ingenious application of this concept in practice. ** After receiving the telegram, the decisive execution will be carried out, and finally lead the troops to successfully complete the campaign mission.

**'s initiative to abandon Yan'an, as well as the "piecemeal kraft candy" tactics on the battlefield against US aid Korea, all reflect his superb command art. The abandonment of Yan'an was to evade Chiang Kai-shek's attack and to adopt an active strategy to bypass the enemy's strong forces. In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the US army was good at giving full play to its melee and night combat specialties, and flexibly used defensive and offensive tactics, so that the US army could not break through our solid defense line after a long period of bombing.

These strategic ideas and practical operations not only provided strong support for the victory of the war at that time, but also left a far-reaching impact on military theory. His "you fight yours, I fight mine" philosophy was actually a tactic to pursue the initiative in war, emphasizing tactics of flexibility and being adept at seizing on enemy weaknesses. This kind of military thinking still has important implications today, especially in the face of the complex and ever-changing international strategic and geopolitical pattern, the strategy of being flexible and adapting to changes and taking the initiative is still of great significance.

On the whole, his military wisdom has been successfully verified in previous wars, and his strategic concepts and guiding ideology still have a far-reaching impact on the research and application of today's military field. The flexible and adaptable military art he advocated undoubtedly set a model for later generations to Xi.

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