In ancient Chinese officialdom, the use of strategy was ubiquitous. It can be as small as welcoming people and sending them off, or as large as governing the country and ensuring peace. Strategy is like a big invisible hand, controlling the development of events in an invisible place.
This book vividly explains the application of strategy through various representative examples of strategy in ancient Chinese history. Each case is followed by a commentary and helpful opening. It contains both exciting stories and inspiration for the present. It is indeed a practical book for success.
