He saw the "Han Xin's battle with his back to the water" as an ancient example in the book, and suddenly developed a different opinion: "In this battle of the Han Huaiyin Marquis, later generations often say 'place in a land of death and then live,' but upon careful examination of his deployment, arranging the troops with their backs to the water was indeed in a desperate situation; however, it was the two thousand elite soldiers that were sent ahead to raid the enemy camp that were truly the pivotal point of victory and defeat."
"Without this prior arrangement, relying solely on the troops with their backs to the water would have been nothing but a desperate struggle."
"This is not just a simple division of direct and surprise moves, but rather a continuous cycle of 'strategizing position' and 'creating opportunity'..."
This thought even slightly surprised himself.
