Sun Tzu's Art of War: 365 Stories

Author: Zhou Xiang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The history of China is long and profound, the knowledge of predecessors is vast and profound. By integrating ancient and modern wisdom, we can learn from the past and understand the future. This will make children's minds sharper and their paths of growth more solid. 365 Stories of the Art of War collects famous battle cases from all over the world, both ancient and modern. These battle case stories are specific applications of the basic principles and ideas of The Art of War. Young readers who read these battle case stories can learn more deeply about the rich military history of ancient China, absorb the essence of traditional culture, enlighten their minds, and broaden their horizons. It should be noted that the original text of The Art of War includes thirteen chapters such as The Art of Calculation and The Art of Warfare. We have specially placed the original text and translation of each of the thirteen chapters of The Art of War before the corresponding battle case stories, so that the original text, translation, and specific battle cases are orderly, making it easier for young readers to understand the essence of The Art of War more intuitively and accurately. Therefore, in the arrangement of the story content, we have chosen the method of combining the original text with the battle cases. Please pay attention when reading. Each chapter of the book has set up "Expert Comments" or "Parent-Child Q&A," as well as "Pronunciation and Explanation of Difficult Words." These include comments on the military thoughts contained in the battle case stories, introductions to relevant knowledge, and the pronunciation and explanation of difficult words. These not only help young readers understand the story content more deeply but also expand their knowledge and improve their ability to think about problems.