This book selects, annotates, and translates Zeng Guofan's many discussions on the use of troops and wars from a large number of memorials, letters, and diaries, and compiles them into two parts, namely "Zeng Guofan's Strategies" and "Zeng Guofan's Tactics".
Zeng Guofan's military thoughts, such as "the best soldiers are valued, not the many" and "ruling the army with etiquette", in terms of the criteria for selecting generals, advocated the virtues of "diligence, forgiveness, honesty, and clarity" and advocated "the most important thing is to recruit people with ethics but no official spirit, be more organized and less loud words", etc., Are still of positive significance today. Applying these ideas to modern life and management can improve management levels, create great achievements in life, and help us embark on the road to success.
Reader comments
I especially like his idea of "it's better to have more troops than more troops", which is also very meaningful in modern life and management. Moreover, the book's explanation of his criteria for selecting generals is also insightful. In short, this book gave me a deeper understanding of Zeng Guofan and gave me a lot of inspiration.
I especially like his idea of "it's better to have more troops than more troops", which is also very meaningful in modern life and management. Moreover, the book's explanation of his criteria for selecting generals is also insightful. In short, this book gave me a deeper understanding of Zeng Guofan and gave me a lot of inspiration.