The Strategic Issues of Revolutionary War in China was written by Mao Zedong in February of 1936 and 65438+. This was written to sum up the experience of the Second Revolutionary Civil War. At that time, the author gave a speech at the Red Army University in northern Shaanxi. This is the result of the great debate on military issues during the Second Revolutionary Civil War, and it is the opinion that one line opposes the other. In other words, we decided to sum up the experience of war and inner-party struggle and eliminate and oppose the "Left" dogmatic military line.

Based on the experience of the second revolutionary civil war, this book expounds the Marxist view of war and systematically discusses the strategic issues related to the revolutionary war in China. It points out that the only leading force in China's revolutionary war is China, expounds China's military line, and explains the four main features of China's revolutionary war and our strategy and tactics. It is pointed out that the main form of China's revolutionary war is the long-term repetition of "encirclement and suppression" and counter-"encirclement and suppression". Finally, the strategic defense, strategic counterattack, concentration of troops, mobile warfare, quick decision and annihilation of our country are expounded in detail, thus laying the foundation of our army's strategy and tactics.