In this classic strategy manual, every aspect of conflict is examined - economic, political, social, psychological.

With a deep understanding of human nature as its weapon, "The Art of War" teaches the rules - the Way - of victory.

And the ideal victory, according to Master Sun Tzu, is one that is achieved effortlessly, without unnecessary losses, and ultimately, without battle.
A victory achieved through constant adaptation to the prevailing conditions.

The principles of "The Art of War" find application in every type of conflict, from interpersonal to international levels, which is why it has been studied and continues to be studied by political and military leaders, managers, and entrepreneurs.

The ethics of the work are defined by Taoism, that is, by the sense of justice and respect for the opponent and the rules.

This translation presents the classic work precisely from the perspective of its integration into the great spiritual tradition of Taoism, a source not only of psychology but also of science and technology in East Asia.

The work "The Art of War" is one of the oldest books on military strategy in the world. It was probably written between the 5th and 3rd centuries BC, during the so-called "Warring States Period" by a mysterious Chinese warrior-philosopher.

The work is permeated by the principles of Taoism and demonstrates the influence of this philosophy on all Chinese martial arts. It teaches the knowledge of the psychology of the masses and parallel self-awareness.