Long-distance and close-range attack is one of the thirty-six strategies of the Art of War. This was the strategy proposed by Fan Ju, the prime minister of the Qin State, to King Qin Zhao. It is recommended that the State of Qin make korea and the State of Wei, which are geographically closest, the main targets of the State of Qin. At the same time, they should maintain good alliance relations with countries far away from Qi and other countries, so that they don't have to worry. This strategy enabled the State of Qin to merge the Six Kingdoms and achieve the great unification of the State of Qin.
This strategy was tailored by Fan Ju for the Qin state, with the goal of occupying the land of other countries. So what are the innate conditions of the Qin State? First of all, the strength of the Qin state has been continuously enhanced. After the Shang martingale changed the law, the Qin state became more and more powerful, and it was his goal to annex the Six Kingdoms and achieve great unification. Secondly, in terms of strength, the strength of the Qin state is stronger than any other country, but the strength of the Qin state is weaker than that of the six kingdoms. Therefore, when the Qin State annexed the Six Kingdoms, it could not be particularly worried, and could only choose to annex one by one.
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So, which of the six countries should we fight first and which one should we fight again? This was what Fan Ju was thinking about for the Qin state. Fan Ju believes that he needs to hide his strategic goals, show a friendly attitude toward distant countries, and attack neighbors first. Because he chose to attack, his land was qin's, but if he wanted to fight a distant country, even if he did, he might not be able to occupy it. In addition, if several enemies were established at the same time, the six kingdoms would be forced to unite to attack the Qin state, so that the Qin state would lose its favorable military strength. Fan Ju's long-distance and close-range attack provided a good strategy for the Qin state to annex the six kingdoms, and also gave the Qin state a combat goal of annihilation one after another. In the end, the Six Kingdoms were broken by the Qin State and unified China.