Tactics describe the fox as an animal because it has a cunning temper. It means that you can use strange and deceptive tactics to fight. From the Art of War: "Soldiers are cunning." Idiom usage: subject-predicate type; Make clause.

Example:

1. Bai Bangrui, the only editor-in-chief of this report, has visited China for many times to attend the seminar on Sun Tzu's Art of War, and claimed that Sun Tzu's Art of War advocated keeping a low profile, while Gou Jian, the King of the Warring States, kept a low profile. As a result, the prince of Wu was fooled.

2. "The soldiers are cunning and the soldiers are plotting." These wise sayings of Sun Wu, a soldier in those days, tell the profound truth that a strategist can win by strategy, and have always been highly praised by later strategists.

He claimed that his grandson advocated military cunning, and during the Warring States period, the King of Yue Gou Jian kept a low profile and only sought "peaceful rise", and as a result, he fooled the King of Wu.