1. Warfare is the most dialectical method, because both sides are living people acting. The enemy also uses his brain to move like us. He changes his tactics as he fights, and we have to follow him. To change our tactics, we often have to change our style of play according to the changing situation on the battlefield. Sun Tzu said: Soldiers have no constant momentum, and water has no constant shape. Those who can win due to changes in the enemy are called gods.

2. Time is very important in battles. The victory or defeat of a battle is always determined by the first few minutes. Whoever can take advantage of the opportunity and persist until the last moment will win. .

3. War is not only a contrast of military power, but also a contrast of political and economic power. It is the finals of various forces. To ensure the victory of the war, we must organize all aspects of human, material, financial and other forces; mobilizing more forces in any aspect of the war will provide an additional layer of guarantee for victory.

4. The people are parents.

5. The place where the enemy thinks it is safe is the place where it is easiest for me to succeed. This is the dialectics of war.

6. People’s war is a vast ocean that plunges the enemy into catastrophe. This is a truth.

7. The outcome of a modern war is generally determined by the political, economic, spiritual and material support of the country's people for the war. () Whoever can mobilize the vast majority or even all of his citizens, all their spiritual, life and material support for the war, will be able to win the war.

8. Relying on the people is not a beautiful political slogan, but a strategic idea.

9. Correct strategic intentions must be realized through victory in battles.

10. War has its own laws. The way to defeat the enemy must be found based on the actual situation of both the enemy and ourselves and the inherent laws of war.