英文摘要 |
Sun Tzu’s Art of War succinctly defines the highest guiding principles of war. Among them, the following two phrases: 1. Subduing the enemy without launching battles; 2. To win a war without bloodshed by sharing common benefits, are the most brilliant ones. Based on habitual domains theory, this paper propose a three-step analysis that “without launching battles” is, firstly, a passive action within the tangible domain; “subduing the enemy” is, secondly, an expected result within the reachable domain; then thirdly, within the intangible domain, I suggest that “to win a war without bloodshed by sharing common benefits” is the core basis from where policy of being intact directs the power to achieve ultimate goal of world domination. |