The Cuban Revolution and Che Guevara's deeds are so legendary and dazzling. Movies, books, etc. generally highlight those legends, so that although I have read a lot of related things, I have never understood how to win. ?
After watching this movie, I finally understood that the guerrilla force was actually very weak, there was no complete front, there were not many people in each direction, there was no reserve team, and the weapons were not good enough.
The government army has planes, tanks, and a large number of troops, but the so-called generals are bristling in a nest. The commander does not have the courage to go to the front line in person. When the situation is not right, he wants to leave. When the guerrillas stood up and started to attack, the troops began to waver. The uprising had no courage, but there was no active offensive spirit. Only a few people participated in the defense, and the majority sat and watched the success or failure. I don't know what to do together.
At this time, if the government forces dared to fight and dare to charge, the guerrillas would be over soon, but the government forces allowed the guerrillas to pull their nails one by one, and eventually the upper-level leaders fled timidly, and the following naturally collapsed thousands of miles.
Therefore, the Cuban revolution succeeded quickly, and it was a bit of a coincidence that a blind cat met a dead mouse. Che Guevara was a fool and daring. Originally, the mission was to harass and assist. There were not many real subordinates. They were all integrated monstrous troops. They dared to attack nine times the enemy, and the enemy was really frightened, so the original The harassment became the march to Havana.
People can be trapped by past successes, and so is Che Guevara. The legendary success of the Cuban Revolution made him want to replicate the same model elsewhere, but he ended up on a dead end, but like being crucified, this also made Che Guevara's success. The road to canonization.
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