The Greatest Business War Mentor—Cao Cao

Author: Chen Xuguang
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Military and business strategies are intertwined. The tactics and stratagems tested by blood and fire on the battlefield are equally applicable to the perilous battlefield of commerce. In terms of pre-war preparation, mid-war decision-making, and post-war handling, Cao Cao proposed unique insights. Applying Cao Cao's strategic wisdom in business warfare will undoubtedly lead to remarkable achievements. For thousands of years, whether on the stage or in novels, Cao Cao has been regarded as a white-faced villain. But history is history and cannot be altered at will. This great military strategist and strategist who annotated Sun Tzu's Art of War, the master of Three Kingdoms warfare who pushed the "black" aspect of the Thick and Black School to its extreme, and China's earliest and greatest business warfare mentor, whose life was filled with legends and the brilliance of wisdom. The history of the Three Kingdoms is a complete treatise on strategy, and the most shining page of this treatise is the "To drink wine and sing, how fleeting is life" written by the grand chancellor of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao. These strategies, refined over nearly two thousand years, still hold irreplaceable guiding value for modern business warfare.