On the global stage, Putin has played the art of "shadow war" to the extreme, and during this period, China's benefits have also attracted the attention of the world.
The time-honored Art of War once pointed out that war is a fickle game, and the real master lies in playing cards out of common sense and winning unexpectedly.
In many historical events, those obscure "secret wars" often determine the success or failure of wars on the surface, which has been verified countless times in the long river of Chinese history.
With the advent of the 21st century, the world has become more and more intimate, and everyone's mind is freer, which makes the form and importance of "dark warfare" increasingly important.
From the Vietnam War, which detonated the anti-war sentiment in the United States, to Putin's subtle measures in today's Russia-Ukraine conflict, we can see that in the information age, the battlefield of "dark war" is everywhere, and its influence should not be underestimated.
In the recent Russia-Ukraine conflict, Putin has shown his profound skills in the field of "dark warfare".
The incident began with Putin's praise of Biden in a television interview, followed by a fiery response from Biden, who seemed to lightly unleash a well-orchestrated drama on the global political stage.
Then comes a series of sanctions and responses, each of which feels like a choreographed chess game. Not to mention, a paragraph **successfully stirred up the world**, which makes people admire Putin's superb skills in the "dark war".
However, if we think deeply, we will find that Putin's actions are not simple "mouth cannons", but he shows a profound strategic thinking and an accurate grasp of the enemy's psychology.
On the surface, these moves may just be eye-catching news, but behind this, there is a deep-seated contest about **, psychology and even information warfare.
Putin's strategy this time is not only to gain the upper hand militarily or ZZ, but also to try to change the global ZZ pattern through this "dark war".
His actions are undoubtedly a lesson to the world: in today's era of fragmented information and opinions, although traditional hard power is important, "soft power" - including ** control, psychological tactics, etc., its strength cannot be ignored.
For China, Putin's series of operations also provides valuable references.
Under the current global economic structure, how to use the strategies and skills in the "dark war" can not only maintain the initiative in the international arena, but also find a more favorable foothold in complex international relations.
In the end, Putin's series of "secret war" actions have undoubtedly deepened our understanding of the diversified forms of modern warfare.
In this seemingly hidden behind-the-scenes contest, what we see is not only Putin's personal style, but also the deep insight and foresight of the leader of a major power into the future form of war.
As time progresses, we may one day in the future truly understand the far-reaching significance of Putin's "secret war".