Famous sayings of military strategists:
1. A sudden change in the army does not depend on numbers. ——"Book of the Later Han·Biography of Huangfu Song".
The unpredictable, strange and sophistry of military use does not depend on the number of people.
2. I dare not be the host, but the guest; I dare not advance an inch, but retreat a foot. ——"Laozi·Chapter 69"
I dare not take the initiative to attack, but adopt a defensive position. I don't dare to move forward an inch easily, I would rather retreat a foot.
3. A soldier can last a thousand days without being used, but cannot be left unprepared for a day. "Southern History·Chen Xuan Biography".
The army can go without fighting for thousands of days, but it cannot go without preparing for war for one day.
4. The passion is the driving force of speed, taking advantage of others' inadequacy, and attacking them by unexpected means. ——"Sun Tzu·Nine Places".
The way to use troops is to be able to attack quickly, take advantage of the enemy's attention, and quickly attack empty places through paths that are not noticed by the enemy. Sending troops to fight must be as fast as lightning, but if you want to avoid the enemy's sight and bypass the enemy's defense, you must plan carefully in advance. After careful planning, the route and timing of the march were agreed upon, and confidentiality work must be done at the same time. When the time comes, if the army attacks quickly, it will surely succeed immediately.
. An arrogant soldier will be defeated, and one who underestimates the enemy will perish. ——"Book of Han Wei Biography"
A proud army will suffer defeat, and an army that despises the enemy will suffer destruction.
6. Strengthen the walls and clear the fields to wait for them to come; prepare armor and repair troops to take advantage of their defeat. ——"Song Book·The Biography of He Chengtian".
Stick to the city, clean up the surrounding areas, and wait for the enemy's arrival. Arrange your armor, repair your weapons, and take advantage of the opportunity to attack the enemy.