Some people say that Wu Qi should be the first in the Warring States period on military talent, what

Wu Qi is a military talent, but the focus is different from Sun Tzu's, Sun Tzu mainly focuses on the skills of war, while Wu Qi focuses on the relationship between politics and military, and both of them are rare military talents.

Yes, Wu Qi's military talent can be said to be quite excellent, and his ability to lead troops into battle is very strong, so he can be ranked first.

Wu Qi was a military strategist in the early Warring States period, proficient in soldiers, legalists, Confucianism, founded the "Art of War of Wu Zi", served in Lu, Wei, Chu, especially when Wei State, trained Wei Wushu, was invincible when he commanded, relying on 50,000 Wei Wushu to defeat the 500,000 soldiers and horses of the powerful Qin State at that time, but later because Wei Wushu needed a lot of economy, with the economic backwardness of Wei, Wei Wushu was also lonely, if Wei can ** Wei Wushu, it will be difficult for the Qin Dynasty to unify the Seven Kingdoms.

I think this is right, there are no vain men under the fame, and there are more than 30 military writings handed down by Wu Qi, and many of the strategies in the books can be used now.

I don't think so, whether in terms of the tactics applied or the success obtained, Wu Qi is not qualified to be ranked first.

Because Wu Qi is diligent and studious, and once served as an official in Lu State, he has accumulated a lot of experience. Later, he became the chief general of the Wei State, and through his own learning and long-term battles with the Qin army, he understood a lot of combat strategies, so he became an all-round military strategist.

Wu Qi worshipped Zeng Zi as a teacher, that is, Confucius's student Zeng Shen, a famous figure in ancient times, Wu Qi had a smart brain, learned everything faster than others, and then for some reasons, Wu Qi left Zengzi and went to Lu State, after which he taught himself the art of war, drew inferences from one another, and participated in many large and small wars, the reason why he is so powerful, in addition to his ability to be very smart, understand the art of war, and have a lot of actual combat experience.

Wu Qi is so powerful because he was influenced by Sun Wu's Art of War and often studied Sun Wu's Art of War.

Wu Qi's ability to be extremely good in military affairs has a lot to do with his own ability. He has superhuman intelligence and is able to apply what he has learned flexibly.

Sun Wu's military thought, that is, Sun Tzu's Art of War.

Wu Qi (c. 440-381 BC), a famous general of the Warring States Period, was as famous as Sun Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period, the author of The Art of War. Wu Qi was born in Weiguo and sought to serve in Lu, Wei, and Chu. In Weiguo, he seems to be an angry youth; In the country of Lu, he was denounced as a cruel and indifferent villain; In the Wei state, he was regarded as a gentleman who was incorruptible and practical; In the state of Chu, he became a reformer who sacrificed his life for the country.

Wu Qi was both civil and military, and his achievements were high, but he died!

Wu Qi is most famous for cultivating Wei Wushu, because of Wei Wushu, Wu Qi ascended to the throne of the general of Wei, but he was also suspicious because of his military exploits, and finally ended up in a sloppy situation.

First, act decisively and resolutely. This seems to be one of the essential skills for those who achieve great things.

Second, martial arts are strong. Wu Qi is a general, and he has not tasted defeat in more than 100 battles, and he has not been injured and fighting.

Thirdly, outstanding military prowess. Wu Qi successively served as Shilu, Wei, and Chu, and never tasted defeat in more than 100 battles, which is only a handful of people who can compare with him in the entire history.

Fourth, the political governance ability of the reform of the strong country. The reform mainly included the enactment of laws and regulations to strengthen the power of the king; streamlining institutional banking and reducing redundant staff; rectify the rule of officials, and appoint the virtuous to use their abilities; Encourage production, expand armaments, and so on.

First, the skin is skillful and slick, the martial arts are high, and the personal physical fitness is excellent; second, outstanding military talent, author of "Wu Qi Art of War"; Third, he has a strong political skill and can promote the reform of the law.

Because Wu Qi's military talent is very outstanding, and he knows himself and his opponent to win all battles, and the army he leads is very strong in combat, so he can be invincible.

First of all, Wu Qi is a very great general, and the combat effectiveness of the army he trained is very strong, and secondly, he kills his wife to seek glory, which is not accepted by future generations!

Wu Qi is a very good military strategist, his military vision is very high, very powerful.

Wu Qi is a super bull and a famous scumbag in the Warring States Period, he is a genius who will do anything to succeed.

In the fiftieth year of Wei Wenhou (396 BC), Wei Si died of illness and was succeeded by Wei Zhen, Marquis Wu. Once, Wu Qi inspected the Yellow River by boat with Wei Zhen, and Wei Wei said: With such dangerous rivers and mountains, the country is not strong.

The doctor Wang Cuo casually agreed, saying that this is the reason for the country's strength, "If you cultivate it well, then the overlord's business will be fulfilled." Wu Qi rebuked Wang Cuo for not being flattering, saying, "The danger of rivers and mountains, the trust is not enough to guarantee, it is the business of the overlord, and it will not be from now on." Then he used the examples of Sanmiao, trembling pants and Xia Wei and Shang Xuan, although there were rivers and mountains, but because of "bad governance", they were finally destroyed by Dayu, Shang Tang and King Wu of Zhou, indicating that they "the city is not high, and the people are not numerous, but those who can be merged are also politically evil."

Emphasizing the strength and weakness of the country, "there is no danger in pure penetration (good politics) in virtue, and if the king does not cultivate virtue, everyone in the boat is the enemy of the country." Wu Qi's remarks reflect his basic views on war. He believed that war was a means of "prohibiting violence and relieving chaos" to eliminate tyrants like the Tyrants, and believed that the victory or defeat of war lies in the good and evil of government (that is, the justice and political conditions of war).

This is a step forward from Sun Wu's concept of war of "the major affairs of the country of soldiers" and "the Taoist, so that the people and the people agree with the superiors".