New Apocrypha (2 Volumes in Total)

"Fijing" is a practical and mysterious book written by Zhao Rui in the Tang Dynasty. It uses the history of the Han people before the Tang Dynasty as argumentative material, integrates the theories of hundreds of schools of thought, and integrates the thoughts of Confucianism, Taoism, war, law, yin and yang, agriculture, etc. The content covers various fields such as politics, diplomacy, and military affairs. It is known to all the emperors, generals and prime ministers who have achieved political achievements in the past dynasties, and is revered as a small "Zi Zhi Tong Jian". It is a treasure in the rich and profound traditional culture of the Han nationality. The book collects the theories of hundreds of schools of thought and narrates the historical facts of the changes in the past dynasties. The core is "on the power of kings and hegemony, and the art of changing lengths and disadvantages." The author combines the thoughts of Confucianism, Taoism, military, and law, and compiles the strategies of kings and hegemons to form such a complete book of literary, Taoist, and military strategies. The original book touches on the virtues of monarchs and ministers, appointing people to their best positions, monitoring situation and situation, hegemony and contingency, etc. It is a combination of narrative and discussion, and a combination of history and theory. For those modern people who have great ambitions and pursue excellence, it has strong reference significance whether it is serving subordinates, forming alliances to defend against enemies, or public relations lobbying, and conducting themselves in the world.