"The Six Taoist Commandments", also known as "The Six Taoist Commandments of Taigong" and "The Art of War of Taigong", is a famous Taoist military book in ancient China. It is an important part of the classical military cultural heritage of the Chinese Han people. Its content is extensive and profound, its thoughts are profound and rich, and its logic is rigorous and rigorous. It is a concentrated expression of the essence of the ancient Han people's military thought.
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This "Tai Gong's Art of War" is indeed a valuable military book that contains profound Taoist wisdom. Just like what is said in the book, "Respect is stronger than laziness, and laziness is better than respect, and people perish." The same is true in our lives. We must have a heart of awe in order to keep making progress. I think this not only inspires myself, but can also be used to educate children and let them understand the principles of life. Moreover, many of the views in the book also reminded me of the experiences of some successful people around me, which resonated very much with me. All in all, this is a good book worth reading again and again.
"Tai Gong said: Those who know the same as others are not human teachers. Great knowledge is like madness. If it is not crazy or crazy, its reputation will not be known; if it is not crazy or crazy, it will not achieve anything." I don't know what it means... I read it twice and thought it was a collection of dialogues. King Wu and Taigong are the protagonists. Still quite catchy.
This "Tai Gong's Art of War" is indeed a valuable military book that contains profound Taoist wisdom. Just like what is said in the book, "Respect is stronger than laziness, and laziness is better than respect, and people perish." The same is true in our lives. We must have a heart of awe in order to keep making progress. I think this not only inspires myself, but can also be used to educate children and let them understand the principles of life. Moreover, many of the views in the book also reminded me of the experiences of some successful people around me, which resonated very much with me. All in all, this is a good book worth reading again and again.
"Tai Gong said: Those who know the same as others are not human teachers. Great knowledge is like madness. If it is not crazy or crazy, its reputation will not be known; if it is not crazy or crazy, it will not achieve anything." I don't know what it means... I read it twice and thought it was a collection of dialogues. King Wu and Taigong are the protagonists. Still quite catchy.