“无中生有”一词源于《老子》四十章是“天下万物生于有,有生于无”,表现了道家对事物朴素的辩证看法。作为成语,其本意指凭空捏造,栽赃陷害。作为军事谋略《三十六计》之一计,它是指运用虚虚实实的办法,迷惑敌人,造成敌人的错觉,然后杀敌人于措手不及。其中“无”是迷惑敌人的假象。“有”是隐藏于假象背后的真实目的。在以企业经营为代表的经济活动中也存在“无中生有”的道理,但经济活动中的“无中生有”在形式 The phrase “nothing has its roots” derives from the forty chapters of “Lao Tzu”, “The Birth of All Things in the World, Born from None”, which demonstrates Taoist’s simple dialectical view of things. As an idiom, its meaning means to falsify and plant it. As one of the “thirty-six plans” of military strategy, it refers to the use of falsehood and reality to confuse the enemy, create the illusion of the enemy, and then kill the enemy in surprise. Among them, “nothing” is the illusion of confusing the enemy. “Yes” is the real purpose hidden behind the illusion. In the economic activities represented by the enterprise management there is also a “non-existence” principle, but the economic activities of “nothingness” in the form