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The five elements are uncertain, and the net is lost! This sentence is a common colloquial phrase often said by Marshal Liu Bocheng, and it is also a well-known military quotation. This is the vivid "five elements" put forward by Liu Shuai. In the "five elements", our army is the main body of the war, the task is the center, the enemy's situation is the premise, and the material conditions are the right time and place. This is Comrade Liu Bocheng's assiduous study of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign military theories and his long-term war experience, thus forming his own unique military experience. Carefully ponder Huayuan Shen, and you will have the following points:

This is a flexible military application of China's ancient concept of five elements. The concept of five elements came into being a little later than Yin and Yang. As the basic contents of the five elements, gold, wood, water, fire and earth have long been recognized by people. At first, the five elements specifically referred to the movements of five stars (Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn). Zou Yan, a famous yin-yang scholar in the Warring States Period, established the Five Elements Theory according to the five elements movement of the stars in the sky, so as to explain the more complicated relationship between various things in nature. Combining it with the theory of Yin and Yang, this paper discusses the production and movement law of natural things, thus forming the source of China's traditional philosophy. The Five Elements is a material view of China in ancient times, and it is also a holistic view or modern system theory. In the traditional culture of China, the five elements are closely related to orientation, color, taste and ethics. For example, east, south, middle, west and north are called five parties; Blue, red, yellow, white and black are called five colors; Sour, bitter, sweet, spicy and salty are called five flavors; Benevolence, courtesy, faith, righteousness and wisdom are called the five permanent members. Liu Bocheng inherited this theory or concept of Five Elements, and applied it vividly in war practice, thus inheriting and creatively exerting the concept of Five Elements in traditional culture in the military field.

This is the inheritance and perfection of China's ancient military theory in the practice of modern revolutionary war. China's famous ancient military theories can be said to be as rich as the morning star, with wonderful ideas, the most famous of which is Thirteen Articles on the Art of War by Sun Tzu. Among them, "know yourself and know yourself, and you will win every battle." Almost everyone on earth knows. Of course, if you want to win the final and final victory of the war, you can't stop there. You also need to "know the heavens and the earth, and the victory can be complete." Thus, in ancient times, repeated war practice proved that generals must attach great importance to themselves, others and heaven and earth if they want to win the war. In the long-term practice of modern revolutionary war, Comrade Liu Bocheng can be said to have developed and improved on the basis of continuously inheriting China's ancient military theory, that is, he put forward the center of "task" or "goal" on the basis of four elements, thus turning the four elements of Sun Tzu's Art of War into five elements.