Just move on.
There were two methods; you fight your way and I’ll fight my way.
Whatever the military logic, it can be reduced simply to these two
sentences.
What is you fight your way? He seeks me out to fight but cannot be
found, thus ending abortively. What is I’ll fight my way? We
concentrate a few army divisions and brigades, and eat him
up.
These things may not be very useful, but there are two principal
lines: you fight your way and I’ll fight my way.
The sentence I’ll fight my way may be divided into two more
sentences: if I
can win, I will fight; if I cannot win, I will run
away.
Imperialists are most afraid of this method.
If I can win, I will eat you up; if I cannot win,
I will run away, making it impossible for
you to find me. In the beginning, we used guerrilla warfare in both
offensive and defensive operations. The basic method was guerrilla
warfare.
When we were fighting Chiang Kai-shek, we moved from small battles
to large battles.
Later, we used 300,000 troops to wipe out his 500,000
troops.
We used three fingers to bite off his five fingers.
We were a minority, so how could we eat them? We did it piecemeal.
The result is that we swallowed them.
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