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[Classical Communication] Personal Suggestion (ì×îØð¤Ü¨)
Change me according to the enemy's change
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-Jung-Rang Lee, Chinese Classic Critic
There is no constant attitude in the military's actions. This is the same as water does not have a certain shape. Those who can win by changing their strategy according to the enemy's luck and truth are called the mercenary god.
Just as there is a logic in Chinese philosophical thoughts that ¡°we are blessed through anger and turn failure into success¡±, in the military field, ¡°we win through enemies¡± or ¡°change me according to the change of the enemy¡±, such as ¡°human sacrifice¡±. A scheme such as'is commonly used. This requires that you decide on a winning measure based on the actual situation of the enemy. The countermeasures are changed accordingly based on the deficiencies and changes of the enemy situation.
Don't get stuck in one way. You can't say that victory is over and over again, so you have to come up with something new. Otherwise, you will lose when a new situation and new situation arise. That doesn't mean that Jangsu should give up his subjective efforts and only follow his enemies. It is based on the objective situation and the change in the situation of the enemy, and on the basis of the ¡®jipjigi¡¯, ¡®If the enemy changes, then I will change.¡¯ is to take the method and art of ¡®Red Byeon-A-Byeon (îØÜ¨ä²Ü¨).
During the Five Dynasty (907-979), Hu-ryang (ýÕÜ) and Jin (òË-Hu-dang) quarreled with each other over the lordship. At that time, the advance was already dominated. Yang's longevity, Yusim, established an operational policy of advancing by looking for an opportunity while firmly defending Shinhyun (ãîúã). However, King Ju Woo-jeong, who knows nothing about the operation as much as his nails, not only did not accept this exact policy of the operation, but also rebuked him for not intending to attack the enemy, and ordered forcibly participating in the 2nd and 3rd rounds. As a result, most of the 70,000 Yang Dynasty's troops, which received a pincer back and forth, were annihilated, and the Sim managed to escape with only dozens. The main reason why Yang's failure in this fight was not seeing the changed situation of the enemy, but only thinking on his own side and leading the fight.
Son Bin says, ¡°He who fights well leads him to an advantage based on the situation.¡± (¡ºScam¡», ¡¸Grandchildren's Okiyeoljeon¡¹.) This also has the same meaning as'personal change (ì×îØÜ¨ûù)'. ¡°Baekjeon Act¡± and ¡°Byeonjeon ܨîú¡± say this.
The trick is to adapt to change. You like the old and know your tactics, and when you move, you must first count your enemies. If there is no change of the enemy, wait. There is an advantage in taking change and responding to it.
It means that all of these are ¡°personal proposals,¡± so that the mercenaries are lively.
Everything in the world is in change. War is an ever-changing monster. There are no immutable situations, no fixed patterns of behavior. In order to protect oneself and annihilate the enemy in a complex and ever-changing war, it is essential to take appropriate countermeasures while adapting to changes in the enemy's situation based on an objective situation. This is a military principle of very universal significance. j6439@naver.com
*Writer: Jungrang Lee, journalist. Chinese classic critic. Columnist