Qi Men Dun Jia Sun Tzu Warcraft: For Business, Politics & Absolute Power

The philosophy of Sun Tzu's Art of War is known worldwide and applied by many in today's business arena, the modern day battlefield. Yet, little is known that this philosophy can be carried out effectively through the application of the ultimate metaphysical tool of Warcraft, Qi Men Dun Jia. In ancient China, Qi Men Dun Jia was the secret weapon of choice of renowned war strategist like Zhuge Liang, Jiang Ziya and Li Bowen. Despite its grand reputation, no existing literature to-date mentions anything about the application of Qi Men Dun Jia in actual war context. To truly wield Qi Men Dun Jia with great effect in battle, there is a need to master the famous military classic itself. A serious practitioner must be well-versed in the Art of War in order to fully comprehend and exert the philosophical mindset strategy and tactics of true Warcraft. The Qi Men Sun Tzu Warcraft by Joey Yao is the first book of its kind in the world that elucidates Sun Tzu's Art of War in details. All thirteen chapters of the original classic has been meticulously transliterated line by line, without losing the accuracy of its original meaning. Modern day business commentaries based on Joey Yap's personal experiences in business as a successful entrepreneur are also included, taking into account the perspective of Qi Men Dun Jia application in today's context. This book is intended to advance practitioners to a higher level of understanding on the Art of War, and transform the knowledge into a Tool of War in business and in life. Key highlights from this book: -The original Chinese texts from The Art of War by the ancient military general and tactician, Sun Tzu. -The complete English transliteration of the classic texts. -Modern world commentaries in life and in business of every line in the Art of War -The Qi Men Dun Jia application of each Sun Tzu methodology. Qi Men Dun Jia Sun Tzu Warcraft For Business, Politics and Absolute Power The Qi Men Dun Jia Sun Tzu Warcraft by Joey Yap is the first book of its kind that elucidates Sun Tzu's Art of War in detail. All thirteen chapters of the original classic have been meticulously transliterated line by line, without losing the accuracy of its original meaning. Modern day business commentaries based on Joey Yap's personal experiences in business as a successful entrepreneur are also included, taking into account the perspective of Qi Men Dun Jia application in today's context. This book is intended to advance practitioners to a higher level of understanding on the Art of War, and transform the knowledge into a Tool of War in business and in life. What You'll Learn: 1.The original Chinese texts from the Art of War by the ancient military general and tactician, Sun Tzu 2. The complete English transliteration of the classic texts 3. Modern world commentaries in life and in business of every line in the Art of War 4. The Qi Men Dun Jia application of each Sun Tzu methodology Chapter Highlights: Chapter One: - Strategic Assessments Comprehend the importance of Strategic Assessment and its application in today's world. Chapter Two: - Waging War Focuses on the cost of waging war and the need to allocate resources intelligently and in sufficient quantities for success. Chapter Three: - Offensive Strategy Knowing yourself, your competitors and the circumstances for a successful offensive strategy. Chapter Four: - Deployment Learn how to win your battles by associating characteristics of the Nine Earth & Nine Heaven with reference to the 8 Deities governance. Chapter Five: - Force Distinguishes the existence and utility of both the mundane (direct) and extraordinary (indirect) forces in life. Chapter Six: - The Substantial And The Insubstantial Understand the wisdom of pitting strength against weakness in order to achieve competitive breakthroughs. Chapter Seven: - Fighting For Military Advantage Learn the 3 Deceptions; Real Deception, Double Deception, and Nobility Deception in this chapter. Chapter Eight: - The Nine Variables Indicates whether or not the conditions at a particular time is supportive of the proposed strategic operation using Nine Dun . Chapter Nine: - Maneuvering Armies Identifies negative and best avoided formations in Qi Men Dun Jia to avoid the hazards entirely or to take the necessary precautions. Chapter Ten: - Terrain Stresses the importance of understanding the terrain when directing troops and developing strategies. Chapter Eleven: - Nine Grounds Identifies the nine possible types of battleground using the Nine Palaces (known as Jiu Gong ) in a Qi Men Dun Jia Chart. Chapter Twelve: - Fire Attack Identifies the effective attack execution and the outcomes of a fire attack by assessing the right elements and conditions in a Chart. Chapter Thirteen: - Espionage Examines the importance of gathering information about the enemy (or industrial competitors), through espionage. Preface INTRODUCTION 簡介 ‘The Art of War’ and Qi Men Dun Jia:The mightiest of weapons. The Five Great Chinese Military Classics Who was Sun Tzu? The Art of War What is Qi Men Dun Jia? Origins Qi Men Dun Jia: The Metaphysical Tool of War Qi Men Dun Jia and ‘The Art of War’ in actual history Qi Men Dun Jia and ‘The Art of War’ reunited STRATEGIC ASSESSMENTS 始計 WAGING WAR 作戰 OFFENSIVE STRATEGY 謀攻 DEPLOYMENT 軍形 FORCE 兵勢 THE SUBSTANTIAL AND THE INSUBSTANTIAL 虛實 FIGHTING FOR MILITARY ADVANTAGE 軍爭 THE NINE VARIABLES 九變 MANEUVERING ARMIES 行軍 TERRAIN 地形 NINE GROUNDS 九地 FIRE ATTACK 火攻 ESPIONAGE 用間 EPILOGUE 後記