Thinking and Dealing with Military Issues from a Political Perspective: Sun Xianpeng Liu Gang's Military Obedience to Politics, Strategic Obedience to Political Strategy. Recently, President Xi Jinping emphasized during his inspection of the organs of the Eastern Theater Command that military issues should be considered and handled from a political perspective, daring and skilled in struggle, and resolutely defending national sovereignty, security, and development interests. This is the dialectical unity between politics and military that President Xi Jinping uses the Marxist standpoint and method of thinking, reflecting the military concept and methodology of the "Five Persistences". It is of great significance for our party to coordinate and promote the benign interaction between politics and military. War is the continuation of politics, which is a fundamental viewpoint of Marxist war theory. For a class, nation, or country, the construction of a military and the path it takes are all determined by the politics of that class, nation, or country. Politics is a bloodless war, and war is a bloodless politics. Whether the relationship between war and politics can be properly handled is related to the future and destiny of a country. The military is a major event of the country, a place of death and life, and a way of survival, which cannot be ignored. No matter how the form of modern warfare changes, it is a continuation of politics, and military obedience to politics remains the iron law of winning modern warfare. President Xi Jinping pointed out that in planning and guiding war, it is necessary to have a deep understanding of the political attributes of war, adhere to the principle of military subordination to politics, strategic subordination to political strategy, and think about war issues from a political perspective. Back then, in the War of Resistance against the United States and Aid to Korea, we fought or talked about, advanced or stopped, and both the Party Central Committee and Chairman Mao were the first to consider politics. It is precisely because of the correct understanding of the relationship between war and politics that we have firmly grasped the strategic initiative, demonstrated national and military power, and fought for decades of peace. On the contrary, after the end of the World War II, the United States illegally launched wars and military operations against many countries and interfered in the internal affairs of other countries, which not only paid a high price militarily, but also lost a big mark politically. In today's era, the political, policy, and sensitivity of military struggle have significantly increased, and the influence and constraints of political factors on war have become increasingly prominent. The establishment of combat objectives, control of combat scale, and grasp of combat intensity must all be subject to political needs. Only those who can do political work can fight, and those who do not understand politics cannot fight. If the relationship between war and politics is not properly handled, there may be misjudgments on war issues, and the political consequences often affect the overall situation and even affect the future and destiny of the country. Persisting in thinking and handling military issues from a political perspective requires us to have both military and political thinking. Consciously placing the issue of war in the context of achieving the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, we must understand and plan. Whether to fight or not, when to fight, how to fight, and to what extent, we must obey and serve politics. We must always plan and guide war around political objectives, choose the timing of war based on the political situation, and implement combat actions according to political needs. When to advance, we must advance, and when to stop, we must stop, Ensure that 'the gun listens to me, I listen to the party'. Maintaining national sovereignty, security, and development interests cannot be achieved without a spirit of struggle. When facing major challenges to national sovereignty and territorial integrity, we must confront each other head-on and fight for every inch of land. To inherit and promote our army's ability to fight politics