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2010

"He who knows not the stratagems is
respectable, but he who plays no stratagems in spite of
knowing them deserves more respect."

In 36
Stratagems Plus, authors Douglas S. Tung and Teresa K. Tung
provide a unique collection of ancient Chinese tactics that
describe some of the cunning and subtle stratagems-a
strategic plan that contains a trap or a ruse for the enemy.
Many of these stratagems had their origins in events that
occurred during the Warring States Period (475-221 BC) and
the Three Kingdoms Period (220-280) in China.

This
collection includes sixty stratagems that illustrate the
enlightened exploitation of strategic power. For each
stratagem, the Tungs present an eclectic discussion of its
theme, the classic Chinese case supplemented by two
international cases to illustrate the use of these strategic
acts by other nationalities. They then trace its source
which is usually the exploit of some of the Chinese
generals, statesmen, and ordinary people. The source may be
from The Art of War.

36 Stratagems Plus
demonstrates that it is not the quantity of stratagems that
matter, but rather the way in which they are deployed.