| 英文摘要 |
'Plotting to Attack'' is the third part of ''The Art of War'', which is different from the ''Strategy'' on the basic principles of warfare in general, and is the general outline of the whole book. The ''Attack Chapter'' inherits the spirit of the ''Planning Chapter'' and discusses in detail the aspects and details that generals should take into account before the war. The ''Five Victories'' are proposed in the ''Attack Chapter'', the so-called ''those who know what they can fight and those who can't fight win, those who know the use of the many and the few win, those who have the same desire win, those who have been treated without fear win, and those who will be able to win but do not control.'' These five are the way to win.'' The so-called ''whoever wants the same wins'' can be regarded as an extension of the ''agreement between the people and the superiors'' mentioned in the ''Chapter'', and if the ruler and the army and the people are united, it will naturally enhance the combat effectiveness of the army. What are the aspects of ''those who want the same thing win''? Is it based on moral justice or the temptation of profit? This article will explore the meaning of war in different levels of examples. |