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"Be Prepared for Danger in Times of Peace" -- On the Significance of Studying Military Science -- China is a big country in the world! It plays an important role in the peace and stability of the entire Asia-Pacific region and the peace and stability of the whole world. In order to maintain this peaceful situation, it is necessary to have a very powerful army, very advanced equipment, and very advanced military science and technology, all of which have a bearing on the success or failure of future wars!
In ancient China, there were: "The Art of War", "The Art of War", "Thirty-six Strategies", "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and so on are all representatives of military science. In the eighties and nineties, Britain and the United States and other Western countries:
In dealing with the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and other countries, the posture displayed is the outstanding embodiment of military science now, and they use advanced aircraft, missiles and tanks, basically achieving an invincible effect. Turning over the history of the Chinese revolution, we can see that since the first army of the Communist Party of China had the Nanchang Uprising, every campaign they fought contained scientific command, especially the Liaoshen Campaign, the Pingjin Campaign, and the Huaihai Campaign during the War of Liberation, which further embodied the importance of military science and the scientific and objective military ability of commanders. If there is no scientific and strategizing command, there will be no victory in the three major battles, so if China wants to be strong, it must develop its own military science on the premise of improving the people's livelihood, so that its comprehensive national strength will be invincible in the world!
In modern history, why is China called the sick man of East Asia by foreigners? The reason for this is that our army is not strong enough and not advanced enough. In addition, the problems of our people's livelihood have not been solved well, which has led to continuous civil strife throughout the country, and the imperialists have taken advantage of the chaos to invade China!
This has caused our Chinese nation to suffer the pain of the country's ruin. For example, the First and Second Opium Wars, the Eight-Nation Alliance, the Sino-Japanese War and the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression all illustrate this problem
So there is no strong army, there is no advanced military science, there is no stable base of the people! The tragedies of the past will be repeated in our generation. Although it is now a time of peace, we must be prepared for danger in times of peace, and China still has many issues that have not yet been resolved, such as the Taiwan issue, the South China Sea issue, and the Diaoyu Islands issue.
Those people (countries) with ulterior motives are still watching us, and once we stop moving forward in military strength and the talents of military science are cut off! These people (countries) with ulterior motives will also take the opportunity to invade us, so we must now conscientiously study, master the science and technology used to deal with modern warfare, never forget the tragic fate brought to our ancestors by the wars of the past, and our children and grandchildren will no longer be bullied, "the past will not forget the teachers of the future", and contribute to the peace and stability of the People's Republic of China, the territorial integrity of the People's Republic of China, and the peace of the world!
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1. Confucius: September 28, 551 B.C., April 11, 479 B.C.; 2. Mencius: 372 B.C. 289 B.C., Mencius; 3. Tao Te Ching:
Also known as "Tao Te Ching", written by Lao Tzu (Lao Dan, Li Er), a collector in the late Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty; 4. Zhuangzi: about 369 B.C. 286 B.C., philosopher of the Warring States Period, Zhuang's family, famous Zhou, representative work "Zhuangzi"; 5. Mozi: c. 468 BC - c. 376 BC, Lu people, famous thinker, educator, scientist, military strategist, social activist during the Warring States Period, and the founder of the Mohist school.
founded the Mohist doctrine, and the book "Mozi" was handed down; 6. Han Feizi: Born in the 35th year of King Zhou and died in the 14th year of the reign of King Qin (about 281 BC-233 BC), Han Fei was the son of Han (that is, the son of the monarch), Han nationality, Korean at the end of the Warring States Period (now Xinzheng, Henan Province); 7. The Art of War: also known as "The Art of War", "The Art of War", "The Book of War", "The Book of the Soldiers", "The Book of the Soldiers of the Sun", etc., is a brilliant treasure in the classical military cultural heritage of China.
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In fact, there are two kinds of military books, one is the art of war, and the other is a record.
The former is represented by Sun Tzu's Art of War, which is also similar, as well as Liutao and Three Strategies, Wu Zi's Art of War, Sun Bin's Art of War, Twenty-four Articles of the Art of War, Six Army Mirrors, Wei Gong's Art of War and so on. The content of this kind of book is mainly based on the idea of tactics and comparative concepts. If you learn these things well, you will become a generation of famous generals, and if you don't learn them well, they will become negative teaching materials on paper.
The latter represents, the general essentials of the martial arts, the new book of Ji Xiao, and so on. This kind of book is relatively detailed, and the introduction of the formation and military law is very detailed and concrete. This stuff is very suitable for training officers and R&D talents.
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There are too many ancient Chinese military books, and the more well-known ones are Liutao, Wu Zi's Art of War, Sun Qi's Art of War, Sun Bin Art of War, and Sun Tzu's Art of War.
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Taigong's Art of War, Sun Tzu's Art of War, Sun Bin's Art of War, Liutao, Li Weigong's Question, Sima Law...
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A complete collection of military books.
1. Military Theory.
1. "Sun Tzu's Proofreading", edited by Wu Jiulong, Military Science Press.
2. "On War" by Carl von Clausewitz, People's Liberation Army Publishing House 3, "Introduction to the Art of War" (Switzerland) by Jomini, Military Science Publishing House 4, "Theory of Sea Power" (US) by Mahan, China Yanshi Publishing House.
5. "Air Supremacy" (Italy) by Giulio Duhei, People's Liberation Army Publishing House 6. "Total Warfare" (German) Ludendorff, Military Science Publishing House 7. "Principles of Combat" (French) Foch by Military Science Press.
8. "A Guide to Modern Warfare" (US) James. Dunnegan, Military Science Press, 9, Unrestricted Warfare, Qiao Liang, Wang Xiangsui, People's Liberation Army Literature and Art Publishing House, 10, High Technology and the New Military Revolution, by O'Hanlon, Xinhua Publishing House, 11, The Theory of Deterrence, Harlan Ullman, and others, Xinhua Publishing House. 12. "The Sixth Generation War" (Russian) b n Slipchenko, Xinhua Publishing House.
Strategy. 20. "Theory of Strategy" (UK) by Liddell Hart Warrior Publishing House 81 Edition (internal distribution) 21. "War Guidance" (UK) J f. c.
Fuller, People's Liberation Army Press, 22, "Grand Strategy" (United States) John. Collins, Military Science Press, 23, Military Strategy, edited by the U.S. Army Staff College, Military Science Press, 24, War and Peace in the Nuclear Age (U.S.), John. Newhouse, Military Science Press, 25, Military Strategic Thinking, Li Jijun, Military Science Press.
Fourth, campaign science.
26. "Campaign Theory Study Guide", National Defense University Press.
27. "The Major Battles of the Second World War" (English) Henry. Mohr, Shanghai Translation Publishing House.
28, "One Hundred Days of Thrilling - Falklands War", Military Science Press, 29, "Gulf War" (I. Middle. Below) Military Science Press 30, "The Kosovo War" (I.
Middle. 31. "Experts Comment on the Iraq War" Military Science Press.
5. Tactics.
32. "Thirty-six New Strategies" by Li Bingyan, People's Liberation Army Publishing House 33. "Anti-Terrorism Tactics", by Wang Fengming, People's Publishing House.
34. "Special Forces Field Survival Secrets" (English) by Daman Tomorrow Publishing House.
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China's "Complete Record of Victories and Defeats in 78 World-Famous Battles", Russia's "Theory of Great Battles in Depth" and "New Meaning of Military Doctrine", and the United States' "The Influence of Sea Power on History".In fact, the masterpieces of classical war theory are still our "Art of War" and the "Theory of War" by Clausewitz of Germany
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These should not be complete, you need to summarize them yourself. Different tactics for different periods.
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The Art of War. Classical Chinese works on military culture).
The Art of War, also known as the Art of War, the Art of War, the Book of Soldiers, the Book of Soldiers, the Book of Soldiers, the Book of Soldiers, etc., is the earliest existing military book in China and the earliest military work in the world, and is known as the "Holy Book of Military Science". The philosophies of Taoism and military are expressed everywhere. There are about 6,000 words in total, and there are thirteen articles in total.
The Art of War is a brilliant treasure in the ancient Chinese military cultural heritage, an important part of the excellent traditional culture, its content is broad and profound, the ideology is rich and rich, the logic is meticulous and rigorous, and it is the concentrated embodiment of the essence of ancient military thought. The author is Sun Wu, a general of Wu who was originally from Le'an in Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period.
The Art of War is regarded as a military classic. It has a history of 2,500 years and has been studied throughout the ages. Li Shimin said, "Looking at the books of soldiers, there is no Sun Wu."
The art of war is strategy, and strategy is not a small trick, but a grand strategy and great wisdom. Today, Sun Tzu's Art of War has gone global. It has also been translated into many languages and also has an important place in the military history of the world.
Sun Tzu's Art of War bamboo slips were unearthed in Linyi.
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1. "The Art of War", there are five main military thoughts:
1) Strategic planning.
2) Operational command.
3) Battlefield changes.
4) Military geography.
5) Special tactics.
2. "Thirty-six Strategies" refers to the thirty-six strategies of the art of war in ancient China, which originated from the Northern and Southern Dynasties and was written in the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a military book based on the summing up of ancient Chinese military thought and rich experience in struggle.
3. The "Three Strategies" clearly define the close relationship between war, politics, and the state, and has an idea similar to that of modern general warfare.
4. The Four Potentials of the Soldier is a military term, which refers to the power and strategy of the soldiers, the yin and yang of the soldiers, the situation of the soldiers, and the skills of the soldiers. From "Hanshu Art and Literature Chronicles". The four schools of military science represent the four elements of military science.
5. Benevolence-based concept of war.
This idea was formed in the early stage of the slave society and basically matured by the end of the slave society. The benevolent-based concept of war mainly includes two meanings:
1) The pillar of war - benevolence. "Sima Fa Renben No. 1" begins with a clear meaning: "The ancients were based on benevolence and righteousness.
If you don't get the right to do so. "The benevolent make people friendly, and the righteous make people happy." These two are the condensed core of combat effectiveness and the basis for winning the war.
2) The code of war - the division is famous. "The Book of Rites: Under the Tan Bow" advocates that "the teacher must be famous", believing that if the teacher is unknown, it will be opposed by everyone and will be doomed.
6. The guiding principle of "if you don't fight, you will win".
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1. I know too much about all. Because I am a master of the art of war, I study the art of war professionally. Ancient military works include "The Art of War", "Sima Law", "Wu Zi's Art of War", "Wei Xuanzi", "Liutao", "Three Strategies", "Taibai Yin Jing", "Yin Fu Jing", "Tang Taizong Li Weigong Asks the Right Question", "Sun Bin Art of War", "Bing Wei", "Wu Bei Zhi", "Ji Xiao Xinshu", "Actual Record of Military Training", "Zeng Hu Zhi Bing Quotations", "Military Book Pick-up", "Crane Guanzi", "Guiguzi", "Jiang Yuan", "Cheap Sixteen Strategies", "Plain Book", "Thirty-six Strategies", "Anti-Scripture", "Tao Te Ching" , , "Qimen Dunjia".
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"The Divine Mechanism Enemy Taibai Yin Sutra". The ancient Chinese believed that Taibai Xing was the main killing, so it was mostly used as a metaphor for military affairs, from which the name of "Taibai Yin Jing" came from. The author is Li Quan of the Tang Dynasty.
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"Wujing General Essentials" is a military work by the officials of the Song Dynasty in China! The book is China's first large-scale comprehensive military work on official cultivation, and it is very important for the study of military thought before the Song Dynasty. Among them, a large part of the manufacturing of ** is introduced, which is also important for the study of the history of science and technology.
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The "General Essentials of the Martial Arts" was compiled in the Qingli period of Song Renzong, and was the first official military book in the history of our country, which was compiled by Zeng Gongliang and Ding Du and others. "The General Essentials of the Martial Arts" is divided into two episodes, the first set of 22 volumes each, and the second set of 21 volumes, with a total of about 250,000 words.
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"Ji Xiao Xinshu", written by Qi Jiguang in the Ming Dynasty when he was in the southeast coast of Pingwaikou, a total of 18 volumes, each with its own illustrations. The frontispiece has the "Question or Question" as a general preface, which is a summary of military training and combat experience.
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"The Art of War": also known as "Sun Tzu", "Wu Sun Tzu's Art of War", "Sun Wu's Art of War", is the earliest existing military book in China, written by Sun Wu at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, a total of 82 articles, nine volumes.
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During the time of Emperor Wu, "the official who is still martial is selected, and the rank is compared to the doctor". Sima Qian praised the "Sima Law" as "far-reaching, although three generations of conquests, it has not been able to fulfill its meaning, as its text is." (See "Historical Records: The Biography of Sima Sui Tho").
According to the records of the Hanshu Art and Literature Chronicles, there were 155 volumes of Sima Law at that time. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, the works of Ma Rong, Zheng Xuan, Cao Cao and others all cited Sima Law as an important document to verify the military system of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period. Between the Jin and Tang dynasties, Du Pre, Jia Gongyan, Du You, Du Mu and others also used the "Sima Law" as the basis for their arguments.
It can be seen that Sima Fa still had the reputation of being a military authority at that time.
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