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Different terrains demand different tactics. Sun Tzu categorizes nine kinds of battlegrounds, each requiring unique approaches—from strategic high ground to narrow paths, to open plains. Recognizing the nature of the ground and adjusting tactics accordingly increases chances of victory.
For example, engaging on a high elevation offers advantage, while crossing rivers or unfamiliar terrain warrants patience, waiting for the optimal moment to strike. Such flexibility maximizes the benefits of natural conditions and mitigates disadvantages.