以少胜多
2.Fewer can often defeat more through gaining mastery by striking only after the opponents have struck.
3.We fought the War of Resistance Against Japan for eight years and the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea for three years. We have a tradition of defeating the enemy when we are outnumbered and weaker.
4.In a straight fight the crusaders usually won; in skirmishes, the Saracens often overcame their more numerous opponents.
5.Several of her numerous commendations specifically congratulate her on her uncanny ability to defeat her foes, no matter the odds.
6.In our surprise attack on this segment of the enemy flank, the principle of using a superior force against an inferior force, of using the many to defeat the few, still applies.
7.We use the many to defeat the few -- this we say to each separate enemy force on the battlefield.
8.Everybody knows that the best way is to use a large force to defeat a small one, and yet many people fail to do so and on the contrary often divide their forces up. The reason is that such military leaders have no head for strategy and are confused by complicated circumstances; hence, they are at the mercy of these circumstances, lose their initiative and have recourse to passive response.
