
Passage: Sun Tzu's Art of War said, "soldiers are expensive to win, but not for a long time." It means that the tactic of using troops is expensive and the victory lies in the quickness of the battle. However, Mao Zedong's "on protracted War" advocated a protracted war, and the Chinese army won the War of Resistance against Japan by protracted war. It can be seen that "on protracted War" and "Sun Tzu's Art of War" are inconsistent in the view that "soldiers are not expensive for a long time."
Question: Which of the following options, if true, would most strongly weaken the above argument?
A. A.During World War II, the German army won a series of victories by blitzkrieg and was dragged into a protracted war after entering the Soviet Union. As a result, Hitler repeated the mistakes of Napoleon.
B. B.The most important thing for the Japanese aggressors to fight on other people's grounds is to solve the battle quickly. Mao Zedong's protracted war is a countermeasure against the enemy's quick-decision war, and he is talking about lasting strategy, not tactics.
C. C.The war on terror currently being waged around the world is a quick-decision war in part or in the short term, and is a protracted war in the whole or in the long run.
D. D.Mao Zedong's military works and Sun Tzu's Art of War are highly consistent with the views of "knowing others and knowing yourself, we will not lose a hundred wars" and "actions are unexpected."
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