Ancient military classics are the quintessence of military law through the ages and have had a profound impact. This compilation, Sima's Law - Sun Tzu's Art of War - Wu Tzu's - Three Strategies, contains four military masterpieces covering all aspects of ancient military law and is an in-depth analysis of military theory and strategy.
Written by the famous general Sima Yi during the Three Kingdoms period, Sima's Law emphasizes the strategic ideas of flexibility and making the best use of the situation. The book details scheduling in war, battle plans, and strategies on how to flexibly respond to enemy counterattacks.
Sun Tzu's The Art of War is one of the most famous ancient Chinese art of war, and its influence continues to this day. The book summarizes the strategic tactics in war, with special emphasis on the principles of knowing the enemy and knowing oneself, and the importance of speed in war. It is not only a must-read for military personnel, but also an essential textbook for business and managers.
Wu Zi is a military work by the ruler of the state of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period, which is similar in content to The Art of War by Sun Tzu, but focuses more on the operational aspects of actual combat and military skills, reflecting the military characteristics of Wu.
The Three Strategies, on the other hand, is a classic military work of the Warring States period, encompassing many aspects of strategy, tactics and mobilization of troops. It summarizes the experience of war in different historical contexts and offers many innovations in military thinking.
This compilation of four military masterpieces presents the wisdom of the art of war in ancient warfare through the military thought of different historical periods, helping readers to fully understand the essence of ancient military strategy and to enhance their own strategic thinking ability, whether in business decision-making or in daily life.
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