On the Intrinsic Link between MAO Ze-dong's Strategic Planning and JIANG Jie-shi's Strategic Quarrel with WEI Li-huang during Liaoshen War
Hao Zhang
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Hao Zhang
Abstract
During Liaoshen War, Mao Zedong's Strategic planning is very flexible. That's to say, the disposition he ordered the Northeast People's Liberation Army to launch Jingzhou war at first, then come back to wipe out the Xijin Corps, based on the disagreement between Jiang Jieshi and Wei Lihuang.
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During Liaoshen War, Mao Zedong's Strategic planning is very flexible. That's to say, the disposition he ordered the Northeast People's Liberation Army to launch Jingzhou war at first, then come back to wipe out the Xijin Corps, based on the disagreement between Jiang Jieshi and Wei Lihuang.
Key concepts: Strategic planning, Political science, Philosophy, Economic history, Management, History, Economics