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"The Thirty-Six Tactics" is a Chinese collection of 36 proverbs commented as militaristic strategies. Often attributed to Sun Tzu, this is generally rejected by scholars since Sun Tzu lived during the Spring and Autumn Period of China, while most of the 36 proverbs postdate that. It is believed by a lot of to have been written by Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms period. (wikisource) Whereas another Chinese military texts such as Sun Zi's Art of Fight focus on military organization, leadership, and battlefield strategies, the Thirty-Six Tactics, this special collection of ancient Chinese proverbs, are more suitably applied in the fields of politics, diplomacy, and espionage. Strategies such as the 'double cross', the 'frame job', and the 'bait and switch', can be traced back through thousands of years of Chinese history to such proverbs as 'Hide the Dagger Behind a Smile', 'Slay With a Borrowed Sword', and 'Toss out a Brick to Attract Jade' respectively. For the western reader the Thirty-Six Tactics offers timeless insights into the workings of human nature under conditions of extreme stress. The origins of this ebook are unknown. No author or compiler has ever been mentioned, and no date as to when it may have been written has been ascertained. All modern versions are derived from a tattered ebook discovered at a roadside vendor's stall in Sichuan in 1941. It turned out to be a reprint of an earlier ebook dating back to the late Ming or early Qing dynasty entitled, The Secret Art of Fight, The Thirty-Six Tactics. There was no mention of who the authors or compilers were or when it was originally published. A reprint was first published for the general public in Beijing in 1979. (Wengu) Six multiplied by six equals thirty-six. Calculations produce strategies which in turn produce calculations. Each side depends upon the another. Based on this correlative relationship, ploys versus the opponent are devised. Rigid application of Military theory will only effect in conquer on the battlefield.