Learning War From War

In December 1936, Mao Zedong wrote Problems of Strategy in China’s Revolutionary War. “Reading books is learning, but using is also learning, and the more important kind of learning,” he wrote. “Learning war from war: this is our main method.” People who had no chance to go to school, he added, could still learn war. They could learn it in the war.

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