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[As Ts'ao Kung remarks, "the thing is to see the plant before it
has germinated," to foresee the event before the action has
begun. Li Ch'uan alludes to the story of Han Hsin who, when about
to attack the vastly superior army of Chao, which was strongly
entrenched in the city of Ch'eng-an, said to his officers:
"Gentlemen, we are going to annihilate the enemy, and shall meet
again at dinner." The officers hardly took his words seriously,
and gave a very dubious assent. But Han Hsin had already worked
out in his mind the details of a clever stratagem, whereby, as he
foresaw, he was able to capture the city and inflict a crushing
defeat on his adversary."]
9. Neither is it the acme of excellence if you fight and conquer
and the whole Empire says, "Well done!"
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