Han Xin's last battle was a battle full of wisdom and courage, and he successfully led his troops to defeat the more powerful Zhao army by observing and analyzing the enemy's situation, profoundly grasping the general situation, and flexibly using tactics and strategies.
Liu Bang trusted Han Xin in the most difficult moment, and handed over to him an old and weak army of only 30,000 men, a decision that became an important opportunity for the development of the Han Dynasty. Han Xin maintained his determination and confidence in this major test, reorganized the troops, and improved the organization and cohesion of the troops with the help of the family affection between the villagers and partners.
In the face of the Zhao army, which was advancing lightly, Han Xin set up a net to meet the enemy with the tactics of fighting against the water. He was familiar with Zhao Jun's arrogance and deeply understood General Chen Yu's contempt for his army. Han Xin decided to attack the base camp of the Zhao army at night first, taking the enemy by surprise, and at the same time leading the main army in a back-to-back battle. This choice of strategy not only shows Han Shin's wit and wisdom, but also reflects his accurate judgment of the enemy's character and behavior.
Han Xin's success in the last battle was based on his comprehensive strategic layout and accurate judgment of the general situation. Through a combination of sneak attacks and back-to-back battles, he succeeded in distracting the Zhao army and putting the enemy at a disadvantage. In this situation, he commanded his troops to launch a rapid attack and gradually crush the enemy army. In the end, Chen Yu's army was besieged by Han Xin's main force by the river, unable to resist and finally defeated.
Han Shin's Last Fight was a classic military strategy, but it was not simply copied and applied. If future generations want to follow suit, they must innovate and apply strategies and tactics on the basis of analyzing and grasping the situation. The lesson of Ma Tan's imitation of Han Xin's defeat in the Battle of Jieting tells us that victory can only be achieved by having a comprehensive understanding of the general situation at that time, a deep insight into the enemy's situation, and appropriate adjustments and adaptations.
In short, Han Shin's victory in the last battle was due to his ingenuity and accurate judgment of the general situation. He is good at strategizing and finding opportunities and breakthroughs in difficult situations. At the same time, it also reminds us that we cannot simply copy and imitate the tactics and strategies of our predecessors, but must apply them flexibly according to the actual situation of the moment in order to win the battle.
