孟子论战,天时不如地利,地利不如人和,说的是决定一场战争的胜负关键。取天时者,譬如赤壁之战;取地利者,有秦晋崤之战;取人和而胜的典型,如官渡之战,或者更为遥远的时代里,商周牧野之战。但也有这样一些战争,胜负永远在意料之外。光用天时、地利、人和,已经不足以形容其奇诡之处,就仿佛冥冥之中,有一只扭转乾坤的神之右手,以毫厘之差,导出谬以千里的结果。天翻地覆、水落石出之后,他躲在云层之上,俯视或欢呼或痛哭的芸芸众生,嘿嘿冷笑:我让你猜、让你猜!我让你猜得出开头,猜不中结果! Mencius controversy, the sky is not favorable, the terrain is inferior, and that is the key to the outcome of a war decision. Take the day, such as the Battle of Red Cliff; take advantage of the Qin Jintao battle; take the typical example of victory, such as Guandu war, or more distant era, Makino war. But there are also some such wars, the outcome will always be beyond expectation. The time, geography, and harmony of light are no longer enough to describe their weird places. It seems as if there is a god right hand that can turn things around and out, with the slightest margin of error, to derive the result of ridiculousness. He turned to cover, after falling out of stone, he hid above the clouds, overlooking or cheering or crying all mortal beings, hey sneer: I let you guess, let you guess! I let you guess the beginning, guess the result!