Despise the enemy strategically and attach importance to the enemy tactically. These are the strategic and tactical thoughts of the great leader Chairman Mao Zedong, and they are two inseparable aspects of defeating the enemy. The so-called strategy is the strategy that determines the overall situation by metaphor; Tactics is a metaphor for solving local problems; The so-called enemy refers to the real enemy, and it can also refer to the difficulties and obstacles encountered in the work. Such as floods, such as opponents in sports competitions. Only by strategically despising the enemy can we dare to fight against the enemy; In order to maintain a strong fighting spirit, persevere and forge ahead; Only under temporary difficult conditions will we not be confused by the phenomenon that the enemy is strong and we are weak, and we will not overestimate the enemy and be pessimistic and disappointed. \ r \ n \ r \ Paying attention to the enemy tactically is the realistic guarantee to defeat the enemy. Only by attaching importance to the enemy in tactics can we not underestimate the enemy and produce the idea of paralysis and underestimation; Only in every specific struggle can we adopt a cautious attitude and pay attention to the art of struggle; Only in this way can we keep a clear head, not be reckless, and do our best in World War I. Mao Zedong once pointed out: "We correctly pointed out that we should despise the enemy as a whole and strategically, but we must never despise the enemy in every part and every specific issue. \r\n\r\n "Despise the enemy strategically and attach importance to the enemy tactically", which guided the people of China to win War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the War of Liberation and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. This idea is of positive significance for our economic construction today, for the development of our work in all walks of life, and for each of us to overcome all difficulties and hardships. \ r \ n \ r \ For example, in chess, these two sentences are also the most important: "despise the enemy strategically and attach importance to the enemy tactically". Strategically, you should underestimate your enemy, have confidence in yourself, and know your ability level. If your goal is to win the national championship in a few years, it may not be supported by facts, but you will have a frame of reference, that is, the champions you have won, the achievements you have achieved, and the breakthroughs you have made after the test of major competitions. Compared with them, you will have a feeling that I am no worse than anyone, or just a little worse. For yourself, you have enough confidence, which is the driving force to support your progress. \ r \ n \ r \ Pay attention to the enemy tactically. For example, if your big goal can be achieved, it doesn't mean that you can sit back and relax, nor does it mean that you can accomplish it easily. In the daily accumulation, every time I play a game of chess, every score I make, and every thing I do, I accumulate my confidence and my level bit by bit. You can slack off for a day or two, but you can't slack off often. You should always observe yourself from the perspective of a bystander, observe your state in the group and how others usually train. It depends on the training state of people who make rapid progress and their own training state. As soon as I compare it, I feel that there is a feeling of waiting for people. If there is pressure, it will become motivation. Don't be afraid of failure, no matter how high the requirements are, there may be mistakes, especially in chess. If two people sit down, one of them will lose. This is normal. We should learn from our mistakes and constantly sum up why this happened, why these problems occurred, and why I have achieved good results today. We should constantly find the way forward from past experience, find out our own shortcomings, make up for them, and find out our own. For specific games, we should also look down on our opponents strategically. Facing such a powerful enemy as American imperialism, Mao Zedong said: All reactionaries are paper tigers. This is to build confidence in yourself to win. But we should attach great importance to tactics, even opponents with relatively weak chess skills. There are too many examples of defeating the strong with the weak. Every game, every step should not be taken lightly and sloppy. Only in this way can we be in an invincible position.