According to legend, Liu Bowen is a figure comparable to Zhuge Liang. He was the founding hero of the Ming Dynasty and an outstanding statesman and military strategist in Chinese history. Liu Bowen wrote many works in his life, but only "A Hundred Battles" has been found about his military writings. The book collects important military information scattered in historical books over more than 1,600 years from the Pre-Qin Dynasty to the Five Dynasties. According to the military, political, economic, and natural conditions of both parties, it is divided into pairs of relative issues, and then discussed separately. The battle examples selected in the book are highly story-telling and the explanations are vivid and vivid. It can be called a collection of military stories.
Reader comments
As the book says, when using troops, you must first plan and consider carefully before sending troops. This is really important. I particularly like the character Zhuge Liang, his resourcefulness is admirable. However, I also hate Cao Cao. Although he is talented, he is too cunning. This book is very rich in content. It's both story-telling and something you can learn from. It's pretty good!
As the book says, when using troops, you must first plan and consider carefully before sending troops. This is really important. I particularly like the character Zhuge Liang, his resourcefulness is admirable. However, I also hate Cao Cao. Although he is talented, he is too cunning. This book is very rich in content. It's both story-telling and something you can learn from. It's pretty good!