Life and honor

Author: Cheng Dong
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Series on War Culture. War has always been a major event affecting human destiny. An individual's ability to control their fate in the face of war is no greater than that of an ant. The special charm of war for humans is difficult to explain with a simple logic—economic, political, diplomatic, historical, psychological, national, moral, ideological, and military reasons all interact with the "Pandora's Box" of human nature. Both the practitioners and onlookers of war have jointly created human war culture within the "Pandora's Box." This book explores human war from the perspective of human nature, selecting personal writings of famous figures in human history to comprehensively—both positively and negatively—scan human war. It aims to reveal the good and evil, strength and helplessness, destructiveness and hope of human war culture. The authors who wrote the content of this book are an elite group in human history. For over 5,000 years, they have never written a book together, but now they have gathered. This book explores human war from the perspective of human nature, selecting personal writings of famous figures in human history to comprehensively scan human war. The book mainly includes content such as "People in War" and "The Outcome of War."