The fifth section of this work explains that while there are a limited number of notes, colors, and flavors, their changes can never be completely heard, seen, or tasted, and notes that the "unorthodox and orthodox mutually produce each other" in an "endless cycle". Chapter four admonishes that "lifting an autumn hare cannot be considered great strength", while the end of the eleventh chapter advises the reader to "be like a virgin at home" at first but to "be like a fleeing rabbit" when the door is opened. The reader i
The fifth section of this work explains that while there are a limited number of notes, colors, and flavors, their changes can never be completely heard, seen, or tasted, and notes that the "unorthodox and orthodox mutually produce each other" in an "endless cycle". Chapter four admonishes that "lifting an autumn hare cannot be considered great strength", while the end of the eleventh chapter advises the reader to "be like a virgin at home" at first but to "be like a fleeing rabbit" when the door is opened. The reader is advised to avoid (*) "Heaven's Well, Heaven's Jail, Heaven's Net, Heaven's Pit, and Heaven's Fissure" and the ninth chapter includes "dispersive", "contentious", and "entrapping" among the "Nine Terrains". This work often emphasizes the numbers nine and five, the latter given as the number of types of spies and methods of attacking with fire. A famous annotated edition of this work was produced by Cao Cao. For 10 points, identify this work which describes the "true pinnacle of excellence" as "subjugating the enemy…without fighting", a tactical treatise written by Sun-Tzu.
The fifth section of this work explains that while there are a limited number of notes, colors, and flavors, their changes can never be completely heard, seen, or tasted, and notes that the "unorthodox and orthodox mutually produce each other" in an "endless cycle".
The {Art} of {War} [or {Sun Zi Bing Fa}]