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There is an old saying in China that "look before you leap", so we might as well take stock of the classic strategies used on the battlefield in Zhou Weiguo.

Classic strategy one: crossing the sea from the sky

Zhou Weiguo has a classic line: "In war, people are often more important than weapons." Therefore, the most important thing for Zhou Weiguo to command a battle is to put people first and win with wisdom. In the seventh and eighth episodes of Snow Leopard, Zhou Weiguo just returned from studying abroad, and the first battle he commanded against Japan was very "unconventional": he did not choose to let the soldiers be lonely heroes and die with the enemy; Instead, soldiers were put on Japanese military uniforms to recruit "crossing the sea" and sneak into the Japanese rear. Not only a soldier and a general were not damaged, but also many mortars of the enemy were seized, killing two birds with one stone. Zhou Weiguo frequently used this tactic in the subsequent war against Japan and achieved fruitful results.

Classic strategy two: catch the thief first, catch the king first.

In Snow Leopard, Zhou Weiguo had several wonderful gun battles, and his sniper skills were even more impressive. I believe the audience must be deeply impressed by the scene in which Zhou Weiguo shot and killed a Japanese officer, which reflected his strategic thought of "catching the thief first, then being king". Including later meeting Takeshita Jun in the bamboo pavilion, secretly sending snipers to aim at Takeshita Jun, and finally successfully getting out of the enemy-occupied area, which can also be described as a successful interpretation of this plan.

Classic strategy 3: shoplifting

Because of Zhou Weiguo's rough experience, he soon became an officer of the national army's regular army, and later continued the anti-Japanese war in the then backward Eighth Route Army. Therefore, the founder of the "Snow Leopard Commando" is not only busy with training, but also wants him to find ways to plan these combat readiness materials. "Stealing" is what Zhou Weiguo used the most, and it finally became a habit. The most wonderful time was that he led the commando team to train and capture the Japanese turret and then "walked" 100 bottles of poison gas. If Zhou Weiguo didn't have this habit of stealing things, the Japanese army would use more than 100 bottles of poison gas on the battlefield, and I don't know how many compatriots would be killed.

Classic strategy 4: honey trap

Compared with the previous scheme, the honey trap seems to be much softer. However, Snow Leopard's plan is the most dangerous. Rola Chen, played by Tao Feifei, becomes a beautiful girl to attract Ito's attention. While they were dancing, Sanliu and others were busy taking secret photos of Japanese military documents. Although Rola Chen finally managed to escape with the help of Zhou Weiguo, Ito found the clue and appeared with Zhou Weiguo and others, which shows that the play did not describe the enemy as a straw bag.

The traditional fighting wisdom of China people can be seen everywhere in Snow Leopard. In the finale, twelve tricks, such as encircling Wei to save Zhao, western expedition and playing hard to get, were used to push the Japanese army into a desperate situation, reaching the peak of the whole drama. "Snow Leopard" integrates wisdom into the war, conveys a strong patriotic spirit through the protagonist, and brings new excitement to the summer screen.