Six Tips and Three Strategies

"Six Tao" is a military treatise with a complete military academic system and originality. It can be called a masterpiece of pre-Qin military theory. "Six Tao" is written in the form of a dialogue between Jiang Taigong and King Wen and King Wu of Zhou, and explores the two major ideological contents of politics and military science. "Six Tao" incorporates Confucianism's benevolence to the people and love for things, Mohism's admiration of the wise and moderation, Taoism's tranquility and inaction, and Legalism's strict reward and punishment. At the same time, it has many developments and creations. One of the highlights is the repeated advocacy of the idea that "the world is not just one person's world, but the whole world's world." "Three Strategies" is a famous military work in my country that specializes in strategy. Its ideas are compatible with the strengths of many schools of thought and have extremely high military academic value and strategic practical value. It mainly expounds the political strategy of governing and rejuvenating the country, uniting the army and controlling generals, and also involves the specific strategies and methods of using troops to fight wars. Its ideological system is not limited to one family, but a mixture of thoughts from various schools, especially Confucianism and Taoism. Therefore, although "Three Strategies" is known as a military book, it is also regarded as a political strategy work.