Two interesting quotes from the Chinese military writing Wei
Liaozi introduces interesting questions about the place of ritual in the army
camp. This was a latter work than other and far more famous classics like Sunzi
(Sun-Tzu) and represents a possible development in Chinese thought away from
what the Kaangxi emperor called, “nonsense about water and fire, lucky omens
and advice on the weather, all at random and contradicting each other....
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