1. On the Development of Wu Sunzi by Zhonghua Book Company1June, 997 This is the only edition of Wei Wudi's Notes on Sun Tzu that I have ever seen. It is worthy of serious study both ideologically and academically. It is one of the translation annotation series of China's classical works by Zhonghua Book Company.
2. Bamboo Slips of Yinque Mountain Han Tomb-Sun Tzu's Art of War Cultural Relics Publishing House 1976 (popular version)
3. Cultural Relics Publishing House 1985 (hardcover edition) of Bamboo Slips of Han Tomb in Yinque Mountain. Warrior Publishing House has reprinted the popular edition, which is easy to obtain in the second-hand book market. Hardcover edition is richer in content than popular edition, which is relatively rare. Both versions handed down from generation to generation are collated with this book.
4. Eleven Jiesun printed by Shanghai Editorial Department of Zhonghua Book Company 1962 (whichever is Chinese) and Eleven Jiesun printed by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1978 (reprint) are standard classic books of eleven annotation systems, which are worth collecting.
5. Eleven Collating Notes of Sun Tzu, Yang Bingan, Zhonghua Book Company 1 March, 9991Edition, was newly edited by Zhonghua Book Company, which is of great academic value. The author is an old hand in the study of Sun Tzu's Art of War, and has written a lot. However, due to the rigid constraints of the eleven annotations system and the old theories since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the editing and proofreading are too complicated.
6. Sun Jiao Zhonghua Book Company 1959 Yang Bingan
7. Sun Jian Zhongzhou Ancient Books Publishing House 1986 Yang Bingan
8. Sun Tzu's New Notes on the Art of War Zhonghua Book Company 1977 1 Edition.
The annotation group translation of Sun Zi by the War Theory Research Department of the Academy of Military Sciences has adopted eleven annotated editions, which is a very good introductory edition and reprinted many times. The latest edition has also been included in the translation series of China's classic works by Zhonghua Book Company.
9. Notes on the Art of War by Guo Huaruo, 1 Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House1September, 984. It was originally called the modern translation of Sun Tzu's Art of War. 1962, this book is accompanied by eleven articles of the Art of War. 1977 published by Shanghai People's Publishing House alone, 1984 reprinted. Guo Huaruo used to be a political commissar of a regiment of the People's Liberation Army in China, and held a high position in the military and military theoretical circles. Although he adopted 1 1 annotation versions, he was not limited to versions.
10. Introduction to Sun Tzu's Art of War, Tao, People's Liberation Army Press, 2002, 1.6 edition.
Tao Zhanghan, 1955, with the rank of Major General, has been engaged in military theoretical research for a long time. This book is written by combining Liu Bocheng's exposition with his own research experience during his tenure as president of the military academy. Sun Tzu's Art of War is a rare book for studying military theory. First edition 1985, reprinted many times, has great influence at home and abroad.
1 1. Vernacular Sun Tzu's Art of War Yuelu Bookstore 200 1 1 Edition Huang Pumin.
The author, a former doctor of Chinese Academy of Military Sciences, has participated in the compilation of Sun Zi and Seven Books of Wu Jing for many times.
12. Notes on the Seven Books of Wu Jing. The People's Liberation Army Press 1 August 19861Edition.
Chinese military history is compiled with a copy of Wu Jing written by Song Benwu, which is rich in archaeology, documents and pictures, with detailed annotations, which helps readers to understand the original text more deeply and vividly.
13. Direct interpretation of the Five Classics and Seven Books. Yuelu Bookstore 1992 June.
In the Ming Dynasty, Liu Yin's collating notes on the Direct Interpretation of the Five Classics and Seven Books are very distinctive, simple and insightful. It is popular in many annotations of Wu Jing, and most of them are reprinted. This book is based on the printed version of the Ming Dynasty and collates the mistakes.
14. Interpretation of Sun Tzu's Art of War Military Science Press1991June 1st edition.
The Complete Works of Sun Tzu's Art of War is edited by Wu Jiulong, with Guo Huaruo as consultant and edited by Bin Yang 'an, Wu, Mu Zhichao and Huang Pumin. It is divided into foreign language versions and non-foreign language versions.
15. Seven Books Jason Wu National Defense University Press (edited by Mao and Huang Pu).