1. Introduction The chapter 2 of Sun Zi’s Art of War and Business Strategies is Waging War. In Sun Zi’s Art of War and Business Strategies chapter 2, Sun Zi said that as a general rule, for a military campaign, one would need 1 0000 speedy four-horse chariots, 1 000 heavy wagons and 100 000 fully equipped and combat-ready soldiers. To apply waging war in current business an organization should rewards employees who have high contribution to the organization based on their performance, they
Introduction The Sun Zi Art of War is a Chinese military treatise that was most likely written by Sun Tzu in the Spring and Autumn period, which is roughly the same period as Confucius. Some scholars believe it was written during the later Warring States period. Sun Zi was introduced to the emperor of Wu Kingdom by Wu Zi Xu to explain his art of war theories. The emperor eventually agreed to employ him as his General after he successfully demonstrated the military strategies with the emperor's
of “Sun Zi’s Art of War”. Sun Zi actually was the name of Chinese military leader in an era know as Autumn and Spring Period who wrote a very influential book called “The Art of War”. Sun Zi is admire and respect by everyone until now because of his high intelligence. His story began with the king of one of the feuding vassal states challenged Sun Zi to prove his military expertise by turning a group of royal courtesans into a well-trained military force. The king was so shocked by Sun Zi when
1.0 Introduction 1.1 Sun Zi’s Art of War Art of War is an ancient Chinese military treatise written by SunZi, also known as Master Sun, passed around for centuries, used by the richest and largest companies around the world. The book is written 2,500 years ago, an ancient treasure that can be access by anyone nowadays. What makes this text, created by the person that has the largest planet in the Solar System as his surname, so influential? SunZi took war as a chess game, created up to 13 chapters
Sun Zi’s Art of War was written by Sun Wu since 2500 years ago. In Sun Zi’s Art of War, chapter 4 there is a military formation or strategy used by the generals that is those who are skillful in warfare can ensure that they will not be defeated by the enemy, but will not be able to ensure victory over the enemy. This mean that people who had been trained for long time and become an expert with full knowledge or skill in that field then it will help them to protect themselves not be defeated by the
Cluster 14, Question 4. "If he is cowardly and desperate to live, he can be captured." This is one of the quote said by Sun Zi in the book " The Arts of War" in chapter 8: Variations and Adaptability. The reason why many people can't improve themselves is because they are weighed down by their bad traits and bad habits. In " The Arts of War", Sun Zi has stated the five dangerous traits of a leader, that is 1. If he is reckless, he can be killed. 2. If he is cowardly and desperate to live, he can
This film likens the early Confucius philosophers to a modern political party. The three major Confucius philosophers, Confucius, Mencius and Xunzi, are all vying for the position of the leader of the Confucianist party, a center-right party who rules China in 2025. The three candidates have some differing views on the possible direction of the party and each have their own ideas about not only the way humanity is naturally or currently but they are also concerned with the way man should deal with
The firmly humanistic orientation of Confucianism has appealed to societies in the Far East for generations, due to its realistic world view and emphasis on culture and education, both intellectual and moral. Confucius focused his beliefs around the roles of Filial Piety, Rites, and Goodness in the life of a Gentleman. Unfortunately, Confucius is remembered for sayings that have been attributed to him, not for any writings that have been discovered. Although there are no survived writings by Confucius
Li, or rites, has played an integral part in shaping early Chinese philosophy, though not all philosophers have agreed on its meaning or reason for application. Some will argue that human nature requires us to us Li to be ethical beings, while others believe that Li will teach and mold us into beings that will follow the norms of our society. The three major Confucian philosophers whom used the idea of Li to shape their theories were Confucius, Mencius, and Xunzi. All three of these philosophers
Chinese philosophy is dominated by a set of so-called Confucian values. These values, inherent in Chinese thought, were pushed forward by Confucius himself during his life time in an effort to propose a better, guided way of leadership. While Confucian values stress the naturally good nature of man, they stand in direct opposition to the writings of Han Feizi, a legalist philosopher under the first emperor of China. For the Legalists, the nature of man must be stressed as evil, and combatted under