"Fijing" is a practical and mysterious book written by Zhao Rui in the Tang Dynasty. It uses the history of the Han people before the Tang Dynasty as argumentative material, integrates the theories of hundreds of schools of thought, and integrates the thoughts of Confucianism, Taoism, war, law, yin and yang, agriculture, etc. The content covers various fields such as politics, diplomacy, and military affairs. It is known to all the emperors, generals and prime ministers who have achieved political achievements in the past dynasties, and is revered as a small "Zi Zhi Tong Jian". It is a treasure in the rich and profound traditional culture of the Han nationality.
Recommendation
Select talents and employ people, distinguish loyalties from traitors; assess talents according to their abilities, exploit strengths and avoid weaknesses. You can read it clearly to discern good and evil; to eliminate evil with force and to preach benevolence. The negative argument is dialectical and powerful; the discussion is rigorous and expands your thinking. It neither destroys nor establishes. It is worth reading.
