“三十六计”是根据我国古代卓越的军事思想和丰富的斗争经验总结而成的兵书,是我国古代兵家计谋的总结和军事谋略学的宝贵遗产。“三十六计”一语,先于著书之年,语源可考自南朝宋将檀道济,及明末清初,引用此语的人更多,于是有心人采集群书,编撰成《三十六计》。但此书为何时何人所撰已难确考。原书按计名排列,共分六套,即胜战计、敌战计、攻战计、混战计、并战计、败战计。自本期起,本刊每期选取三十六计中一计,探求其计名由来,粗解其计之义,以飨读者。 “The thirty-sixth plan” is a military book summed up based on China’s ancient excellent military thoughts and rich experience in combat. It is a summary of the ancient Chinese military strategy and a valuable legacy of military strategy. The term “Sanshiliuji” was first used in the book year. The etymology can be examined from the Southern Dynasties to the Tang Dynasties. In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, more people cite the phrase, so the people are interested in collecting books and editing them into a book. Thirty-six count. However, it is difficult for this man to write the book for whom and when. The original book is arranged by name, and it is divided into six sets, namely, winning battles, enemy battles, attacking battles, melee battles, battles, and defeats. From this issue onwards, the journal will select thirty-six items in each period to search for the origin of the names, and to understand the meaning of these items in order to readers.