A one-volume collection, also known as "Sima Biao's Strategy", written by Sima Biao of the Western Jin Dynasty. There are no records in historical records, but Pei Song's notes in "Three Kingdoms" and "Taiping Yulan" are cited in many places. Sima Biao's military work "The Book of Sui Jing Ji Zhi" records: "The "Bing Ji" is eight volumes, written by Sima Biao. One volume is twenty volumes." The two "Tang Shu Jing Ji Zhi" are recorded as "twelve volumes". It is generally believed that "Strategy" should be a chapter in "Bing Ji". This book has been lost for a long time and was edited by Huang Shi of the Qing Dynasty. As far as the existing content is concerned, it is generally divided into items based on the combat examples or remarks of military figures to comment on their military thinking and combat strategies. The title of the book "Strategy" may mean abbreviating battle examples.
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This book is very interesting! I especially like the part about Liu Biao. The plot of him entering Yicheng to put down the rebellion single-handedly is so exciting! There is also what Kuai Liang said: "Those who do not adhere to the masses have insufficient benevolence. Those who adhere to others but do not govern have insufficient righteousness." This sentence really makes sense. This book gave me a deeper understanding of strategy and the importance of benevolence and righteousness.
This book is very interesting! I especially like the part about Liu Biao. The plot of him entering Yicheng to put down the rebellion single-handedly is so exciting! There is also what Kuai Liang said: "Those who do not adhere to the masses have insufficient benevolence. Those who adhere to others but do not govern have insufficient righteousness." This sentence really makes sense. This book gave me a deeper understanding of strategy and the importance of benevolence and righteousness.