The original slogan of the Kuomintang was that the Qing Party unified the whole country, and the Japanese invaded during the fourth encirclement and suppression campaign. At this time, the slogan was "You must settle down first when you are busy outside". In the fifth encirclement and suppression campaign, Chiang Kai-shek put forward the slogan of "three points in military affairs and seven points in politics", and the slogan of the Xiangjiang ambush was "Strive for total annihilation and never allow bandits to regenerate their roots". * * * The slogan put forward by Mao Zedong in the Party's first counter-campaign against "encirclement and suppression" was "luring the enemy deeper". After five counter-campaigns against encirclement and suppression, the slogan "keep the enemy out of the country" was put forward. When retreating to the Xiangjiang River, the slogan was "Defend the Central Column to cross the river safely", and later proposed "Go north to resist Japan, stop the civil war, unite with the outside world, and establish a national United front". Generally speaking, that's all I know.