Will Chiang Kai-shek go to war? See who you're going to fight against? It's okay to fight a small war, but it's not okay to fight a war, maybe it's not as good as his Whampoa graduate student.
Why? From the details of history, it is found that the biggest problem in saying that Chiang Kai-shek fought the war is that he likes to bypass the military supervisor and directly give orders to his subordinates, and another problem is that he points fingers at the operational report submitted by the military director.
It is said that a person who does not go to the front line and does not survey the terrain can win a war on the map.
Some people may say, ** don't go to the front line, so how can *** command the war? There is still a difference between Chiang Kai-shek and ***.
The difference lies in the fact that the specific tactics are actually the final say of the front-line commander, who only gives the direction strategically. And Chiang Kai-shek is too detailed, too detailed, and he is not on the front line, but he still has to command the front line, isn't this nonsense?
Therefore, when Chiang Kai-shek encounters ***, he will definitely not be able to win, although the war of liberation is the result, but this process includes many processes.
But if Chiang Kai-shek only encountered other countries, such as other countries in East Asia, it was also a god of war.
Just like the Kuomintang army, the civil war is not good, but the foreign war is also ruthless, so you can't look at things simply, after all, history has no assumptions, and can only be as objective as possible.