1. Understanding mnemonic method: Understanding is the premise of memory, and only understanding can make a deep memory. You can first understand the background and thought of Sun Tzu's Art of War, understand its strategy and tactics, and then recite it step by step.
2. Repeated reading: Repeated reading helps to remember. You can read Sun Tzu's Art of War more often. Every time you read it, you will pay attention to different aspects such as strategy, tactics and tactics, and try to repeat the content in your own language.
3. Associative memory method: Linking the content of Sun Tzu's Art of War with your life can make it easier for you to remember. For example, you can map a strategy or tactic to a specific problem or situation you encounter, thus deepening your memory.
4. Imagination scene method: By imagining yourself in a certain war scene, you can better understand the contents of Sun Tzu's Art of War. You can think of yourself as a commander. You need to think about how to make a strategy and how to deal with enemy attacks.
5. Create opportunities: create opportunities for yourself to constantly recite and use the contents of Sun Tzu's Art of War. For example, you can use the strategies and tactics when playing war games with your friends, or use the contents in Sun Tzu's The Art of War for comparative discussion when watching history books or movies.
In short, we can better recite the Art of War by means of understanding, repeated reading, associative memory, imagining scenes and creating opportunities.