Su Shu, the first book of China's strategy, is the forbidden fruit of wisdom, the art of governing people and the code of success. Reading this book can be handed down by the emperor's teacher, Zhang Liang, and the hermit Huang Shigong, and used it to assist Liu Bang and achieve success.

Su Shu not only contains the great strategy of governing the country and keeping the country safe, but also has the little wisdom of self-cultivation and being a man. It can be described as a proverb, hitting the nail on the head, and it is self-evident that its guiding significance to life is worth reading by people of insight and people with lofty ideals.

There are the following words in Su Shu, which are impressive: virtue is far-sighted, faith is different, and righteousness is popular. It is enough to learn from the past, and it is clear enough to take pictures. This person is also handsome. Behavior is enough to be an instrument, and wisdom is enough to determine suspicion. Faith can keep the promise, honesty can divide the wealth, and this person is also noble. He keeps his post without abolishing it, does justice without returning, is scrupulous when he sees suspicion, and is scrupulous when he sees profit. This person is also outstanding.

There are only six chapters, 132 sentences and 1,36 words in Su Shu. Such a thin book occupies an important position in the history of China's strategy. The language in the book is highly refined, full of words, famous sayings, rich connotations and profound thoughts.

The book has a precise and unique grasp of human nature, a meticulous observation of changes in things, and just the right strategy. Understand the truth in the book and practice it, and you will certainly be able to do something earth-shattering

Su Shu-About the author: Huang Shigong, a great wise man at the end of the Warring States Period, was a famous hermit in the history of China, and his real name is no longer available. Zhang Liang, his disciple, once took home a piece of Huang Shitou beside the road in Gucheng Mountain to commemorate his teacher, so he was later called Huang Shigong. He is the author of Su Shu, San lue and other books.