1. Victory

The first plan: conceal the truth and cross the sea

The second plan: surround Wei and rescue Zhao?

The third plan: kill with a borrowed knife

p>

The fourth plan: wait for work

The fifth plan: take advantage of the situation?

The sixth plan: attack the east and attack the west

2. Enemy battle

Seventh plan: Make something out of nothing

Eighth plan: Cross Chencang secretly

Ninth plan: Watch the fire from the other side

Tenth plan: Hidden sword in smile

The eleventh plan: ?Li Daitao is frozen?

The twelfth plan:?Snatch the sheep

Three. Attack

The thirteenth plan: ?Snake the snake

The fourteenth plan:? Borrow the corpse to bring back the soul

The fifteenth plan:?Tune the tiger away from the mountain

The sixteenth plan:? Play hard to get?

No. Seventeen strategies: ? Throw bricks to attract jade

Eighteenth strategy: ?Capture the thief and capture the king

Four. Melee

Nineteenth strategy: ? Remove the fuel from the bottom of the cauldron

Plan 20: Fishing in troubled waters?

Plan 21: Escape from the golden cicada

Plan 22: Close the door to catch the thief?

Strategy 23: Make distant friends and attack at close range

Strategy 24: Defeat Guo via false routes

5. Fight together

Strategy 25: Substituting advantages and replacing pillars

Strategy 26: Accusing the mulberry tree and scolding the locust tree?

Strategy 27: Fake the idiot but not being unreasonable

Strategy 28: Go up to the house and take the ladder out

p>

Plan 29: Flowers bloom on the trees

Plan 30: Turn against the guests

Six. Defeat

Plan 31 : Beauty Trap

Plan 32: Empty City Plot

Plan 33: Countermeasures

Plan 34: Bitter Meat Plot

The Thirty-fifth Strategy: Chain Strategy

The Thirty-Sixth Strategy: Go to the Top

Extended Information:

1. The First Strategy: Hiding the truth and being very well-prepared often make people become careless; people and things that are often seen often do not arouse suspicion. Conceal the secret in the public, rather than in opposition to the public. There is often something very secret within something very public. ?

2. The twelfth strategy: As a strategy, plundering sheep often does not wait for the "sheep" to come to the door automatically, but deliberately looks for the enemy's loopholes or induces the enemy to appear. loopholes and further exploit the loopholes to make it "smooth" when leading sheep.

3. The Thirty-Third Strategy: Counterintuitive strategy refers to seeing through the other party's conspiracy and cleverly using the other party's conspiracy to attack the other party. The key to using countermeasures is to "confuse the real with the fake." The fake must be clever and realistic, so that the enemy can be deceived, believe it, make wrong judgments, and take wrong actions.

4. The Thirty-fourth Strategy: The Bitter Meat Strategy. People are not willing to hurt themselves. If they are hurt by others, this must be true. If our side takes falsehood as truth, the enemy will definitely believe it. Only in this way can the bitter meat plan be successful. This plan is actually a special method of alienation. Using this strategy, "self-harm" is true, "other harm" is false, and truth is confused with falsehood. Our own side wants to create the illusion that internal conflicts are intensifying, and then send people to pretend to be persecuted, taking the opportunity to get into the heart of the enemy to carry out espionage activities.

Evaluation

"Thirty-Six Strategies" is a military book summarized based on ancient China's outstanding military thinking and rich combat experience. It is one of the long-standing cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. The original book is arranged according to the names of the plans, and is divided into six sets, namely, the victory plan, the enemy's plan, the attack plan, the melee plan, the merging plan, and the defeat plan.

Some are derived from historical allusions, some are derived from ancient military terms, some are derived from ancient poems, and some are borrowed from idioms.

The explanation of each plan is deduced from the thoughts of the transformation of opposites such as offense and defense, enemy and self, virtual and real, subject and object, etc. It contains the simple thought of military dialectics and is a summary of the strategies of ancient Chinese military strategists and the basis of military strategy. A valuable legacy.

Confirm author:

On August 1, 2009, the jade slips of the Sui Dynasty discovered in Jining, Shandong Province finally revealed an eternal mystery. It not only combined the famous ancient military science work " The writing time of "Thirty-Six Stratagems" has been pushed back to more than 1,000 years, and some jade slips of the author of this military work have been confirmed with physical examples.

The participating experts and scholars conducted on-site research and certification on the actual jade slip book "Thirty-Six Stratagems" of the Sui Dynasty. There are 66 jade slips in total, each piece is 24 cm long, 2 cm wide, 0.5 cm thick, and 132 cm long, with a total weight of 4.6 kg. The jade slips are inscribed in small seal script, totaling 919 characters. The first inscription on the jade slip is "Thirty-Six Strategies" and the last inscription is "On November 1, the 16th year of the founding of the Emperor, He Zhen carved it."

The jade slip is made of Hetian green jade. Over time, there are naturally formed discolorations and patina, and some jade slips have irregularly sized natural holes. The jade slips of the Sui Dynasty were identified and confirmed by authoritative experts.

About the author

Tan Daoji (? - 436) was a famous military general and minister of the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties. He was a native of Jinxiang, Gaoping (now Jinxiang, Shandong). At first, he followed Liu Yu in launching an army to attack Huan Xuan. He conquered the remnants of Huanxuan in the west, suppressed the uprisings of Lu Xun and Xu Daofu, made military exploits, and was appointed Taiwei to join the army.

In 416, during the Northern Expedition to the Later Qin Dynasty, he served as a vanguard and occupied Luoyang. He released the captives and influenced the people of the Later Qin Dynasty, and many people returned. Later, he led his army to occupy Tongguan, fought with other armies to defeat Yao Shao, and destroyed Later Qin. Because of his meritorious service, he moved to conquer the general. Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty came to the throne, and with the help of his orders, he was promoted to General Zhenbei, Danyang Yin, and Nanyanzhou Governor.

The young emperor ascended the throne and received imperial edicts to assist the government. Xu Xianzhi and others conspired to depose the emperor and establish a new one, and summoned him to Beijing to participate in their affairs. Emperor Wen ascended the throne and appointed him as the general to conquer the north. In 426, Emperor Wen killed Xu Xianzhi and others and sent him to attack Xie Hui, the governor of Jingzhou. The incident was peaceful, and he was appointed the governor of Jiangzhou, the general of the southern expedition, and the third division of Kaifu Yitong. In 431, he led his army to attack the Northern Wei Dynasty and returned home after running out of food. Soon the carry was empty.

Because of his outstanding military exploits and high reputation, he was suspected by the court. Killed in 436. When he was killed, he threw his head to the ground angrily and said: "I am destroying your Great Wall." This is the earliest famous saying comparing the army to the Great Wall, and the allusion of self-destruction of the Great Wall comes from this.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Thirty-Six Strategies