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The wisdom of the Chinese people was indeed very interesting. Even a famous military strategist like Sun Tzu would sometimes come up with seemingly smart but actually stupid ideas.
You see, in Sun Tzu's Art of War, he said,"Don't force a cornered enemy. This is the art of war." Translated as " a rabbit will bite when it is anxious ", it was better not to push it too hard.
Perhaps it was because they were too deeply influenced by the " golden mean ", the ancients liked to find a balance in doing things. It was best to forgive people when they could. However, these were all theoretical deductions. In reality, apart from the silly Overlord, no one would not chase after the poor bandits! Therefore, he, who had regarded 'theory' as reality, could only waste his pride and cut his own neck helplessly.
I don't know if General Barton has read Sun Tzu's Art of War, but he has a famous slogan that is the opposite of Old Sun's, which is " attack, attack and attack again."
It seemed that Westerners were more concerned about practical effects, not some illusory " balance."
Back then, when Pepsi Cola learned that Coca-Cola had launched a new product formula, they used various methods to attack it. In fact, Coca-Cola's change in formula disappointed many loyal consumers. Pepsi immediately seized this point and invested 6 million US dollars in advertising fees to stimulate consumption. They chased after the troubled Coca-Cola and pulled the Coca-Cola consumers into their camp.
In fact, the Chinese people still had great wisdom. There was a saying that was more practical than Sun Tzu's, which was "beat a dog when it's down". Indeed, because there would be endless trouble if they let the tiger return to the mountain, when they decided to attack, they should be prepared to finish the job in one go. They had to grasp the greatest advantage and inflict the greatest damage on the opponent! Thinking about it and showing mercy would inevitably lead to future troubles, because once your opponent was infected with " cowacne ", they would no longer be afraid of your " small-flower ".
If you didn't take advantage of the opportunity to beat the mad dog when it fell into the water, you would probably be the one who went crazy when it climbed ashore.
Desperate dogs jump over walls, desperate bandits should be pursued!
What is the central argument of this article
What is the purpose of the author's examples of Overlord and Barton
What is the reasoning used in the fifth paragraph and what is its function?
In the second paragraph, the author was referring to a certain historical figure. Please write at least one story about him
What do you think of the title of this article? Tell me your understanding.

Answer 1

A poor bandit should be pursued. It was a famous line from an ancient martial arts novel, from the 97th chapter of Water Margins. The original text was: "As the saying goes,'Don't chase a desperate enemy.' We should not continue to pursue the vicious enemy. Instead, we should let him deliver himself to us."

It means that we can't continue to hunt down the evil forces. We should let them take the initiative to come to us. Only then can we truly attack their arrogance.

This line appeared in the novel mainly to express a kind of wisdom and courage, telling us that when dealing with complex problems, we should not only look at the superficial benefits, but should think more deeply and take more sensible actions.