A brief introduction to the guiding principle of war that if you don’t occupy, you will win; if you fight, you will win.

If you don’t fight, you will lose. If you fight, you will win.

"The first is to attack the enemy with troops, then the second is to attack the enemy, the second is to attack the army, and the third is to attack the city."

"Conquering troops" and "siegeing cities" are the last resort. However, when all diplomatic efforts are exhausted and ineffective, we must also be prepared for the worst case of using non-peaceful means to solve the problem. . The Chinese military loves peace but is absolutely not afraid of war.

China pursues a self-defensive national defense policy and implements a military strategy of active defense.

The connotation of this strategic approach is to combine strategic defensive deployment with offensive operations in operational tactics; to combine strategic preemption with seizing opportunities in operational tactics; to contain war and Win the war combined. The clear statement is, "I will not offend others unless they offend me. If someone offends me, I will offend others."