"One Hundred Battles" (formerly known as "One Hundred Battles") was published as an ancient military theory monograph with the main purpose of discussing the principles and methods of combat. This was rare whether before the Song Dynasty or after the Song Dynasty. Therefore, since its creation, it has been valued and praised by military strategists, given high praise, and has been published repeatedly and widely circulated. In the 17th year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1504), Li Zan, the chief envoy of Shaanxi Province, Si Zuo, who participated in the political affairs, said that the book was "extremely ingenious in the use of troops. Military strategists regard it as a useful strategy if there is no other strategy." He believed that as long as "the person holding the army can be familiar with it in peacetime, and if something happens, he can plan it mentally, and when he is facing the enemy, he can take advantage of it and adapt it accordingly", then he can achieve success.
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This is okay, looking forward to the sequel 🙂
This book by Mr. Liu Bowen covers all the tactics from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. It is an indispensable book among military strategists and a treasure full of contemporary significance. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
This book can be said to be a practical book on ancient battlefields, but with modern military equipment so advanced, it is hard to say whether these tactics are still useful.
This is okay, looking forward to the sequel 🙂
This book by Mr. Liu Bowen covers all the tactics from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. It is an indispensable book among military strategists and a treasure full of contemporary significance. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
This book can be said to be a practical book on ancient battlefields, but with modern military equipment so advanced, it is hard to say whether these tactics are still useful.