The Art of War: Seven Military Classics from Ancient China 8 Books Collection - Ages 18+ - Paperback Cherry Stone Publishing

The Art of War: Seven Military Classics from Ancient China is an incredible collection of military treatises from ancient China. This book is a compilation of seven works that provide insight into the strategies and tactics used by ancient Chinese military leaders to achieve victory in battle. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in military strategy, history, or leadership. The first work in this collection is The Art of War. Written by Sun Tzu, this book is one of the most famous military treatises in the world. The Art of War focuses on the importance of understanding the enemy and using that knowledge to defeat them. Sun Tzu teaches readers how to use tactics like deception, manipulation, and psychological warfare to gain the upper hand in battle. These new translations bring to light several texts that display an understanding of strategy and warfare that still has relevance millennia after their original publication. From the 11th century AD onward, these texts became required reading for Chinese military officers. The second work in this collection is Six Secret Teachings. Written by Jiang Ziya, Six Secret Teachings is a collection of six essays on military strategy. Each essay focuses on a different aspect of warfare, including tactics, logistics, and psychology. Jiang Ziya emphasizes the importance of intelligence gathering and the use of spies to gain an advantage over the enemy. This book is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning about ancient Chinese military strategy. The third work in this collection is The Methods of the Sima. Written by Sima Rangju, this book is a treatise on military organization and logistics. Sima Rangju focuses on the importance of supply lines and communication in warfare. He also teaches readers how to organize troops and assign tasks based on individual strengths and weaknesses. This book is an excellent resource for military leaders who want to learn how to effectively organize and manage their troops. The fourth work in this collection is Wuzi. Written by Wu Qi, Wuzi is a book on military strategy and tactics. Wu Qi teaches readers how to use terrain to their advantage and how to exploit weaknesses in the enemy's defences. He also emphasizes the importance of morale and discipline in battle. This book is an excellent resource for anyone interested in ancient Chinese military strategy. The fifth work in this collection is Wei Liaozi. Written by Wei Liao, this book is a collection of essays on military strategy and tactics. Wei Liao emphasizes the importance of adaptability and flexibility in warfare. He also teaches readers how to use deception and surprise to gain an advantage over the enemy. This book is an excellent resource for military leaders who want to learn how to think creatively and adapt to changing circumstances. The sixth work in this collection is Three Strategies of Huang Shigong. Written by Huang Shigong, this book is a collection of essays on military... ...