Psychological Warfare: The Complete Record (Volume 1): The Trap of Wisdom

Author: Zhou Wen, Yu Jiang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Psychological warfare is a combat method where both sides use certain information media and strategic means as weapons to influence the psychological factors of their opponents, such as emotions, will, and attitudes, encouraging them to change in a direction favorable to their own goals, ultimately achieving predetermined objectives. This book vividly and vividly introduces 145 famous psychological warfare examples from ancient to modern times in China and abroad. Examples like "making the grass and trees seem like soldiers," "singing songs of Chu on all sides," "seven captures of Meng Huo," and "gaining the upper hand by striking first" are vividly described in the book, accompanied by profound and unique analysis and commentary. The ancient secrets of attacking the heart and mind are believed to be applicable to today's political, economic, cultural, and diplomatic fields.