On the grand strategy, Sun Tzu advocated "striving for the world", and his so-called "all-round" includes many aspects such as strategy, diplomacy and military affairs. Sun Wu does not advocate showing off force blindly. He thinks it will expose his strength prematurely. He appreciates the way to hide his strength and defeat his opponent with momentum.
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Sun Tzu's Art of War attaches great importance to and emphasizes the position and role of generals. His idea of running the army lies in the combination of civil and military, with equal emphasis on reward and punishment. The famous saying in the book, "Know yourself and know yourself, and fight a hundred battles" is a scientific conclusion, revealing the law of correctly guiding war, and it still holds true today.
The exposition of operational policy, operational form and operational guiding principles in Sun Tzu's Art of War is based on the idea of "know yourself and know yourself, and win every battle".