Come on, I just held this debate, I was the third debater, we won and I was still the best debater, hehe. The following is the original manuscript I wrote.

Thank you, Chairman, and fellow students. Below I will explain again from the negative side that "the brave will win when we meet on a narrow road".

As our second contestant said, when encountering each other on a narrow road, wise men often cannot use their fists and kicks to win the battle! But the brave man can exert greater power and achieve victory in this special environment. Below, I will analyze from three aspects that a wise man may not win when meeting on a narrow road.

First, wise men strategize and win the battle thousands of miles away. However, the situation on the battlefield changes rapidly, and a slight mistake can trigger the butterfly effect, so that one careless move can lead to the loss of the whole game, let alone an unexpected encounter on a narrow road? There is no way to avoid it. Without the wise man to plan, both sides can only rush forward subconsciously. At this time, only the brave can win.

During World War II, Hitler, who was known as a military genius, was not unwise. In order to attack the Soviet Union, he formulated the detailed "Barbarossa Plan". However, when the German army and the Soviet army met in Stalingrad, the well-planned German army was held back and defeated by the heroic Soviet army. Zhao Kuo, who is well-read in military science, is not unwise. However, how did he know the rapid changes in the battlefield? In the war against Qin, he met the Qin army on a narrow road in Changping. In the end, he was bravely defeated by the perfect reward and punishment system. The Qin army was completely wiped out. In a narrow encounter, only the brave can become the winner.

Second, you have wisdom but no courage. Even if you are resourceful and flawless, without courage, you can only keep one set of combat plans in one sketch after another. "Talking on paper" can only keep one smart strategy after another on the battlefield in the mind, but it can never be put into actual combat. During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang, with his ingenious calculations and resourcefulness, relied on his wisdom to create one war miracle after another before the founding of Shu. However, behind these miracles of war, there are fierce generals one after another who shed their heads and blood on the battlefield. Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, and Zhang Fei used their blood to tell their courage, and used their courage to defeat Zhuge Liang's clever tricks one after another. Put it into practice. However, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Zhuge Liang was still a master of scheming, and the Shu Kingdom was also popular with the people. The Northern Expedition under his strategizing failed one after another. What was the reason? "There are no generals in Sichuan, and Liao Hua is the pioneer." A common saying tells us the cruel fact. After the death of Guan Yu and other brave men, Zhuge Liang's strategies failed one after another in "brave". There is wisdom but no courage, and the result is the tragic fact that they failed six times out of Qishan. History tells us time and time again that those who are wise but not brave are doomed to failure.

Third, wisdom is so fragile in the face of fearless courage. A wise man makes every effort and effort, but in the face of courage, it seems so vulnerable. Facing Zhuge Liang's empty city plan, what Sima Yi lacked was the courage to order a charge. Sima Yi's defeat was due to the wise man's worry and hesitation in his heart at that time. Therefore, it is difficult for a wise man to win in front of a brave man.

All in all, when we meet on a narrow road, the brave will win. This famous saying has been polished for more than two thousand years, from Zhao She’s two rats fighting in a hole during the Warring States Period, and the brave will win, to Liu and Deng’s army in modern times Advancing into the Dabie Mountains, history tells us time and time again that the brave will win when we meet on a narrow road.

Therefore, we insist that when we meet on a narrow road, the brave will win!