What is the "Thirty-Six Counts" that "out of nothing" belongs to?
The Thirty-Six Plans, or Thirty-Six Strategies, refers to the Thirty-Six Tactics of War in ancient China, which originated from the Southern and Northern Dynasties and was written in the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a military book summed up based on ancient Chinese military thought and rich experience in struggle, and is one of the long-standing intangible cultural heritages of the Chinese nation.
The "Thirty-Six Counts" are arranged according to the names, divided into six sets, each set contains six counts, a total of thirty-six counts: that is, the victory plan, the enemy war plan, the offensive war plan, the mixed war plan, the merger plan, and the defeat plan.
1. Victory plan: 1, conceal the sky and cross the sea 2, encircle Wei to save Zhao 3, kill people with a knife 4, wait for labor with ease 5, take advantage of the fire to rob 6, and attack the west with sound;
Second, the enemy's battle plan: 1, out of nothing 2, secretly crossing Chen Cang 3, watching the fire from the other side 4, laughing at the hidden knife 5, Li Daitao zombie 6, taking the sheep by the hand;
3. Offensive and battle plans: 1, fight grass and snakes 2, borrow corpses to return the soul 3, transfer the tiger away from the mountain 4, want to capture the old 5, throw bricks and lead jade 6, capture the thief and capture the king;
4. Melee tactics: 1, 2, fish in mixed water 3, golden cicada shelling 4, closing the door to catch thieves 5, long-distance close attack 6, false road generation;
5. Combined tactics: 1, stealing beams and changing pillars 2, finger mulberry scolding locust 3, false idiots 4, going upstairs to the house to draw ladders 5, blossoming on trees 6, anti-guest-oriented;
Sixth, the defeat plan: 1, beauty count 2, empty city count 3, anti-interval count 4, bitter meat count 5, serial count 6, go up.
The first three of the six sets are the ones used for advantage, and the last three sets are for disadvantages. "Out of nothing" belongs to the seventh of the thirty-six counts, which is the first of the enemy's war plans.
The so-called "making something out of nothing" means that there was none but insisted on saying that there is, that is, what people often say is fabricated out of thin air.
【Original】
It is also true that it is not a curse, but it is also a matter of truth. Less yin, too yin, sun.
【Notes】
It is also true that it is not a slander: it is also a slander, a fraud, a deception. Real, real, real, here as a verb. The meaning of the sentence is: use the illusion to deceive the other party, but not to the end, but to let the other party take the illusion of being deceived as the truth.
Less yin, too yin, sun: this "yin" refers to the illusion, and "yang" refers to the truth. The meaning of the sentence is: use large and small illusions to cover the truth.
To make something out of nothing is to deceive the enemy with artificial illusions, but not just to deceive them blindly, but to skillfully turn false things into real things. Taking advantage of the illusions that the other person has created can reveal our true purpose. First of all, we can use small illusions, then large illusions, and finally turn the illusion into facts, giving the other party a fatal blow.
"Making something out of nothing" is an application of the principles of fiction and reality in Sun Tzu's Art of War, what is true is false, what is false is true, what is true is false, what is false is false, what is false is true, what is false is true. Make it difficult for the enemy to understand our true intentions, and then, without the enemy being defensive, strike out and win in one fell swoop.
There are many ancient examples of "making things out of nothing", such as "Ling Fox ChaoWei Zhang Patrol in Yongqiu" excerpted from the "Zizhi Tongjian", which is a very classic example:
Ling Fox Chao surrounded Zhang on yongqiu and stayed together for more than forty days, and the imperial court could not understand... The city was exhausted, and the patrol manuscript was more than a thousand people, and it was dressed in black, and the night was swept under the city, and the tide soldiers were fighting to shoot it, and Kunai knew his manuscript; hundreds of thousands of arrows were obtained. After that, the night was full of people, and the thief laughed without equipment. It was the camp of the five hundred dead soldiers, the chao army was in chaos, the fortress was burned, and the chase ran for more than ten miles...
Zhang Patrol first had dummies to lure the enemy and earn hundreds of thousands of enemy arrows, which is Zhang Patrol's version of "straw man borrowing arrows". The straw man's "borrowing arrows" is not the purpose, mainly to confuse the enemy and cause the enemy to slacken off, and "borrowing arrows" is only a sum of money. "Night Silk" real people going down to the city is the strategic purpose of Zhang Tour. This owe, so that the fox tide soldiers thought that the city city was still playing the trick of "straw people borrowing arrows", only to watch the play, and did not take precautions at all, as a result, They were cut down by Zhang Tour's five hundred dead soldiers, burning the curtain, and the tide soldiers were chased and fled for more than ten miles.
Another example is the familiar "looking for plums to quench thirst", which is also a move of "making something out of nothing": during the Three Kingdoms period, once, Cao Cao took an army to fight. At that time, the sun was scorching, there was no water nearby, the soldiers were dry mouths, sweating, exhausted, everyone could not walk, and the speed of travel was getting slower and slower. Cao Cao was very anxious when he saw the situation, and suddenly he came up with an idea. He raised his horse whip, pointed forward, and said to the soldiers, "Look! There is a merlin not far ahead, the plums are quite big, rush there let's have a good rest. When the soldiers listened, they remembered the sweet and sour plum, drooled, and did not feel thirsty, but they all came to their senses, accelerated their pace, and quickly walked to the place where there was water.
This is exactly what it is: "Nothing shows that there is, and so it is." It is not easy to be aware for a long time, so everything can not be lost. If something is born out of nothing, it will be true from the truth, and from the virtual to the real, and all can defeat the enemy, and if it is born, the enemy will be defeated. ”