Guiguzi (Latest Graphic Version, Classical and Modern Chinese Contrast)

Author: Li Yiyu Translator's Note
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Publication Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is not only a treatise on (strategists), a treatise on diplomacy, and a military classic, but also an extremely valuable book on business warfare. The Book of Guiguzi is a diplomatic chronicle written by Su Qin, focusing on the seven states of the Warring States period. Based on his experience in advocating the hegemonic alliance strategy, it summarizes the secrets of diplomatic maneuvering and tactics among different states, reflects on his own successes and failures, and documents the diplomatic strategies he practiced. The core idea of The Book of Guiguzi is the concept of "investigation and manipulation" (""), with "response and reaction" ("") serving as the means and "tactics and strategy" ("") as the result. The Book of Guiguzi is a wise book that studies the strategies and tactics of social and political struggles, serving as a strategic treasury for the weak. In traditional Chinese culture, The Book of Guiguzi has long been regarded as the "forbidden fruit of wisdom" and a "matchless masterpiece." Its philosophical thought is a utilitarian moral theory and value theory, emphasizing fame, fortune, and progress. Its practical methods advocate adapting to the times and being flexible in strategy.