The Modern Interpretation of the 36 Stratagems

Author: Sima Liren
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: A book that demonstrates boldness and adaptability in wisdom, a meticulous and thrilling book of strategies, and a management code that allows you to learn once and apply it effectively! When dealing with a stronger opponent, the best approach is to lure them into a dead end and then strike at their vulnerable point from another angle. When doing anything, it's essential to leave a way out, because having an escape route means having a chance to survive. If you want to completely use your opponent to defeat them, the best strategy is to open your doors wide and lure them in. If you don't use others' strengths, others will use yours—this is the fundamental principle of survival. People have ranks and distinctions of host and guest. Those who achieve great things can be divided into two types: those who prioritize others and those who prioritize themselves. Those who are good at deception always keep their secret plans firmly in their hearts, making each strategy force the opponent into a passive position. In life, there is a principle: Some things should not be hidden but must be done; however, if everything is revealed everywhere, it is a poor strategy.