Success depends on planning.

Author: Li Keshi
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: "The 36 Stratagems" is a book that Mao Zedong and Zeng Guofan particularly favored, serving as aneffectivetreasure trove for conquering opponents for thousands of years. In "Success Lies in Strategy," the essence of Chinese culture is nowhere to be found, gathering the philosophical connotations of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. It draws lessons from the past and uses the present as an example, either skillfully unraveling the intricacies of stratagems or profoundly revealing the key principles of wisdom and strategy. This book interprets the essence of the 36 Stratagems—valuing change and winning through intelligence. Throughout history, how many great figures who achieved great ambitions, overcame challenges, and left their names in history succeeded by relying on great wisdom and strategy to win decisive victories and establish their dominance. Whether it's "Deceiving the Heavens to Cross the Sea," "Hiding Skill in Simplicity," "Killing with a Borrowed Knife," or "To Catch Something, First Let It Go"—all are the miraculous winning opportunities of the 36 Stratagems, reflecting their strategic depth. "Success Lies in Strategy" is a book that opens your mind, fills you with strategic wisdom, and embodies great intelligence and profound knowledge. It is far from being seen as a guide to cunning and mystery by opportunists and short-sighted people, but rather a highly condensed crystallization of Chinese wisdom. Here, we dedicate this book to the brave, the wise, and the victorious! This book includes content such as: achieving goals without the opponent's awareness, turning passive into active by avoiding the strong and attacking the weak, and accumulating strength to seize the initiative.