This book is a collection of the oldest known treatises on military art and its philosophy, written over two millennia ago by two Chinese strategists and philosophers, Sun Tzu and Wuzi. They succinctly outline the basic principles of warfare and preparation for it. The significance of these treatises extends beyond their influence on the military arts of the Ancient East; they are still popular and included in the curricula of military academies not only in China and Japan but also in the USA. These works form the foundation of the philosophy, art, and science of warfare. The book is both a source of military wisdom and a practical guide to the tactics and strategies of military actions.
