The truth about Battle of Red Cliffs.

Battle of Red Cliffs is one of the famous wars in the history of China. On July 12, AD 208, Cao Cao led the land and water army, claiming to be a million, launched the Jingzhou Campaign, and then marched eastward to Sun Quan. Sun Quan and Liu Bei formed an alliance under the command of Zhou Yu. In the Chibi area of the Yangtze River, Cao Jun was defeated by a burning warship, thus laying a tripartite confrontation pattern among the three countries.

This movement tells us:

1. Before doing things, keep a cool head, analyze your own advantages and disadvantages, the advantages and disadvantages of the other side, and know yourself and know yourself.

2, learn to borrow foreign things, people's own is often limited, borrowing foreign things can have unexpected gains.

Enlightenment from Battle of Red Cliffs

1. Battle of Red Cliffs's greatest revelation to future generations is that pride goes before a fall.

2. Secondly, the success or failure of Battle of Red Cliffs tells us that unity is strength regardless of the size of the collective.

Anything is possible, don't lose heart easily.

Add some points from Cao Cao's failure.

1. We should give full play to our advantages instead of abandoning them.

(Cao Cao's water army is not strong)

Don't get carried away, always be vigilant.

Huang Gai pretends to surrender. Cao Cao also didn't have much defense. )

3. Don't be proud. Pride goes before a fall.

Battle of Red Cliffs illustrates a what truth?

By telling the story of Battle of Red Cliffs, this text illustrates the truth of knowing yourself, making full use of strengths and avoiding weaknesses, and winning.

What did the different results of Guandu Battle and Battle of Red Cliffs give us?

1. Pride goes before a fall. It is sad for any army to have a proud and mediocre general.

2. The premise of military victory is not simply to increase or decrease the number of troops, but to win, not to stick to a model, and to be extraordinary.

There are no eternal winners on the battlefield. Yesterday's hunters are probably today's prey. Therefore, before launching any war, we must consider the consequences of launching this war.

4. Carrying out deep attacks at critical moments can speed up the war process, such as burning grain in Mende.

Pay attention to the collection of information, often a valuable piece of information can determine the success or failure of a war.