Sun Tzu's Art of War (Master's Classic Library) (Chinese-English)

Editor's recommendation: "Master's Classic Library: Sun Tzu's Art of War" is a military work that has been popular since the Warring States Period. Military strategists at home and abroad in ancient and modern times have used the military theories discussed in it to guide war, and the basic theories and ideas discussed in it have also been applied to modern business decision-making and social management. Sun Wu's Art of War has a total of 13 articles, each with its own emphasis, ups and downs, thorough analysis, precise insights, and strong practicality. The "Master Classic Library" series includes classic academic monographs by world-famous thinkers, philosophers, historians and psychologists, as well as authoritative English translations of ancient Chinese philosophical classics. It provides high-quality reading texts for the majority of English learners and is also an essential academic material for all types of social science research workers. Content introduction: "The Art of War by Sun Tzu" is a famous art of war in ancient China. It is said to have been written by Sun Wu, a great military strategist in the pre-Qin Dynasty. This art of war has been recognized by countries around the world as the most philosophical and far-reaching art of war. It contains profound and mysterious speculative content, doctoral and profound military theoretical connotations, fresh and distinctive practical style, and literary language that is as refined as pearls. Some of the philosophical thinking it contains, as well as the laws and principles of war expounded under the guidance of these philosophical and cultural consciousnesses, are still shining brightly today. "The Art of War" is an outstanding military work in ancient my country. Its influence has spread all over the world. It is a required course at the United States Military Academy at West Point. About the author: Sun Tzu, surnamed Sun, named Wu, with the courtesy name Changqing. A famous military strategist, philosopher and military strategist in ancient China in the late Spring and Autumn Period. Later generations honor him as Sun Tzu, Sun Wu Zi, the Soldiers Saint, the master of a century of military strategists, and the originator of Oriental strategics. Author of "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu. Sun Tzu advocated tactics such as "know yourself and the enemy, and you can fight a hundred battles without danger" and "take the enemy by surprise and attack him when he is unprepared."