The Art of War, by Sun Tzu

I discovered that Sun Tzu's "Art of War" is very relevant to today's business environment. As a business school marketing student, Tzu's state-of-the-art strategy and philosophy is ideally suited to the contemporary competitive business world. In this brutal labor industry, finding job choices is consistent, and many students do not know how to deal with this "war". In his text, Tzu tells information on how to prepare for the battle by maintaining flexibility, covering various reasons, and preparing various conditions. All of these can be applied to business environments.

One of the books I am reading now is the grandchild's "war skill". Sun Zi is a military general and strategist living in ancient China, one of the most important historical figures in East Asia. "Art of War" is a collection of tactics of the Japanese Army that covers the daily tactics that he created. "The art of war includes diplomacy, human relations, loyalty, battle avoidance, perseverance, preparation, strategy, etc. Even today (after 2500), grandchildren's teaching also applies to fields where competition is intense and difficult to handle Because it can be done, it is still useful.

Sun Tzu (544 - 496 BC) is often considered the father of the East military strategy and has had a great influence on the history of China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam and contemporary tactics. Suzuki's "art of war" is getting more and more popular, and it is applied to western society as well. It continues to affect many of the competitive activities of Asia, Europe and the United States, including culture, politics and business, as well as modern warfare. Eastern military strategy differs from the West side, pay more attention to asymmetrical warfare and fraud.

Sun Tzu's "Arts of War" is the world's oldest army classic. The grandchild's lifetime can be traced back to the 5th century BC, which is almost the same as Chinese famous philosopher Confucius. It is one of the most famous and respected military documents known to man. This version was translated by Lionel Giles in 1910. This is the first accurate English translation of this book, and also most famous. This work consists of 13 chapters, planning of the plan, war start, strategic attack, tactical tendency, energy, weakness and power, mobility, tactical variability, March military, terrain, nine situations, fire attacks And spy use. In each of these chapters we will describe some aspects of war and provide guidelines on how to deal with them.