The enduring charm of the Three Kingdoms lies in strategy, and strategy comes from military division.
Seventy percent of the splendor of the Three Kingdoms lies in the military advisors; ninety percent of the splendor of the military advisors lies in the strategies. Strategies may be big or small, they may succeed or fail, they may be far or near, they may gain or lose. Those with big plans control the development of the current situation and influence the trend of history, while those with small plans seek ways to advance in order to settle down and survive. Both are indispensable.
The strategy of the Three Kingdoms, which has traveled through thousands of years, is still talked about today because it has been integrated into the cultural genes of the Chinese people and affects the thinking of the Chinese people all the time.
This book tells the representative deeds of the military advisors and counselors of the Three Kingdoms, analyzes their strategies, and extracts their wisdom from a modern perspective, allowing readers to read, understand, and use the Three Kingdoms.
Reader comments
The book is good, the scribe's notes are well-founded, the categories are well-founded, and the ancient and modern are connected. It is a great kindness.
This book is very interesting! It analyzes the strategies of the Three Kingdoms' military strategists from a modern perspective, giving me a new understanding of that era when heroes emerged in large numbers. The analysis of Cao Cao's view of talents in the book is also very good. I admire his eclectic approach to employing people and accepting all types of talents. I think in real life, we should be like Cao Cao and be good at discovering the strengths and potentials of others, so that we can achieve greater things. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
The book is good, the scribe's notes are well-founded, the categories are well-founded, and the ancient and modern are connected. It is a great kindness.
This book is very interesting! It analyzes the strategies of the Three Kingdoms' military strategists from a modern perspective, giving me a new understanding of that era when heroes emerged in large numbers. The analysis of Cao Cao's view of talents in the book is also very good. I admire his eclectic approach to employing people and accepting all types of talents. I think in real life, we should be like Cao Cao and be good at discovering the strengths and potentials of others, so that we can achieve greater things. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!