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What is the “Fool the emperor to cross the sea” strategy?
Diversion, Misleading, Subterfuge, Disguise strategy, Camouflage strategy - It involves to trick someone in POWER or head leader or authority to emit calmness, (or) weakness, etc to manipulate/deceive your opponent to become lax in his guard and underestimate you or become overconfident. In doing so you create a misinformation type advantage. Used to gain surprise.
This strategy relies heavily on deception. By fooling or misleading a significant authority figure, you create a false sense of security or misdirection, allowing you to proceed with your actions undetected or unimpeded.
What is the “Besiege Wei to rescue Zhao” strategy ?
Diversion, Distraction, Bait and switch, Decoy strategy, Misdirection - This involves attacking the enemy’s weaker ally or home state or something the enemy holds dear to divert there attention and recourses to release tension on your own side or a important target. creating a diversion to mislead the opponent about your true objectives. By focusing on a less significant target, you distract the opponent’s resources and attention, allowing you to achieve your real goals.
What is the “Kill with a borrowed sword” strategy ?
Proxy action, Outsourcing, Third party leverage, Delegation, Indirect attack, Utilising others recourses - This strategy involves using someone else’s power % resources to achieve your goals, thus avoiding direct confrontation or personal risk. A.K.A. your leveraging others strengths to benefit your own objectives.
using external resources to carry out your plans while concealing your own involvement or true intentions. By relying on others, you can avoid direct confrontation or the repercussions of your actions.
What is the “Await the exhausted enemy at your ease” strategy ?
Attrition strategy, War of attrition, Exhaustion tactic, Waiting game, Patience strategy - involves patiently waiting for your opponent to tire themselves out or weaken through fighting their own fights, and then striking when they are vulnerable and less capable of defending themselves. patience and strategic timing. By waiting for the enemy to tire themselves out, you create a situation where they are less capable of defending themselves or mounting an effective counterattack. This approach masks your true intentions, as you are not engaging in direct confrontation until you have a clear advantage.
What is the “Loot a burning house” strategy ?
Exploitation of crisis, Opputunitist tactic, Taking advantage of chaos, profit from disarray - involves taking advantage of a chaotic or difficult situation to benefit from it. It means exploiting circumstances when your opponent is in trouble or crisis. capitalizing on a situation that is already in disarray, often without directly contributing to or initiating the crisis. By exploiting the existing chaos, you can advance your own goals or gain an advantage without being seen as the direct cause of the problemx.
What is the “Clamor in the east, attack in the west” strategy ?
Diversion, Distraction tactic, Feint, Misdirection - involves creating a distraction or noise in one area (less valued) to divert attention, while launching the real attack or making the decisive move in another, less expected area. it uses a false or misleading display to divert the opponent’s attention and resources. By making a lot of noise or creating a diversion in one area, you conceal your true intentions and prepare for an attack or action in a different location.
What is the “Create something from nothing” strategy ?
Innovation, Resourcefulness, Improvisation, Opportunity creation, Value creation -involves generating an advantage or making progress by creating opportunities or resources where none previously existed. It means leveraging innovation or cleverness to turn a lack of resources or initial disadvantages into a beneficial outcome. creating the appearance of value, strength, or capability where none initially existed. By making something out of nothing, you mislead others about your true resources or potential, often gaining an advantage or achieving objectives through ingenuity or illusion.
What is the “Openly repair the walkway, secretly march to chencang” strategy ?
Deceptive manoeuvre, Disguise tactic, Misdirection, Feint, Cover operation - involves creating a public, misleading appearance of one activity while secretly pursuing a different, more important objective(Forcing move). It’s about diverting attention with a visible, harmless action to conceal your true intentions. creating a misleading appearance to conceal your true plans. By focusing attention on a minor or routine task, you distract others and keep them unaware of your actual, more critical actions.
What is the “Observe the fire on the opposite shore” strategy ?
Strategic observation, Passive monitoring, Waiting game, Opportunistic waiting, Situational awareness - involves watching and waiting for an opportunity or a favorable situation to develop. It means taking a passive approach, observing the environment, and waiting for the right moment to act, rather than taking immediate or aggressive action. staying passive or detached while waiting for the right moment to act based on the observed outcomes of others’ actions. By keeping a distance and not showing immediate involvement, you can gain insights or benefits without being directly noticed or impactedx.
What is the “Hide your dagger behind a smile” strategy ?
Feigning friendliness, Deceptive appearance, Subterfuge, Diplomatic deception, Camouflage tactic - involves concealing your true intentions or threats behind a friendly or pleasant exterior. It means masking your real plans or potential danger with a guise of friendliness or harmlessness.This strategy is inherently deceptive because it involves masking your true intentions with a facade of friendliness or amiability. By appearing pleasant or non-threatening, you mislead others about your actual motives or capabilitiesx.
What is the “Sacrifice the plum tree in place of the peach” Strategy ?
Strategic sacrifice, Trade-off, Prioritisation, Resource allocation, Concession for gain - involves making a minor sacrifice or giving up something of lesser value to achieve a more significant benefit or protect something of greater importance. It’s about prioritizing a more valuable objective by strategically letting go of a lesser one. creating a false impression of loss or sacrifice to achieve a more significant benefit. By giving up something minor, you mislead others about the value of what you’re truly protecting or aiming to gain.
What is the “Seize the opportunity to lead a sheep away” strategy ?
Opportunity exploitation, Redirection, Misdirection, Distraction tactic, Strategic manipulation, Decoy, Diversion - involves using a sudden chance to mislead or divert someone in a different direction. Just as you might take advantage of an opportunity to subtly guide a stray sheep away from a particular area, this tactic focuses on using unexpected moments to deceive or redirect someone to achieve your own goals or avoid problems. exploiting a moment when others are not fully aware or attentive. By leading someone away at the right moment, you can manipulate their actions or decisions without them realizing your true intent.
What is the “Beat the grass to startle the snake” Strategy ?
Provocation, Testing, Exploration, Intimidation, Disruption, bait, Decoy - involves making a disturbance or causing a commotion or creating a situation to flush out hidden threats or reveal hidden opportunities. Just as beating the grass might scare a snake out of hiding, this approach uses an action to provoke a response or uncover something that is otherwise concealed. creating a disturbance to prompt an unintended reaction, thus exposing the opponent’s true intentions or weaknesses. By causing a commotion or creating a minor disturbance, you can reveal hidden aspects that are otherwise concealedx.
What is the “Borrow a corpse to raise the spirit” strategy ?
Exploitation, Imitation, Leveraging, False endorsement, Co-opting - involves using an existing(Value) resource, idea, or entity (like a rules or law) to achieve a goal or create a new outcome. It’s about leveraging something that’s already in place to bring about a new or revitalized effect. For example, this could mean using someone else’s work or reputation to advance your own objectives or to gain influence. revitalizing or repurposing something that seems to have no current value to create new opportunities or influence. By using an old or inactive element in a strategic way, you can mislead others about its true importance or potential.
What is the “Lure the tiger down the mountain” strategy ?
Enticement, Provocation, Deception, Feigning weakness, Feint, Trap setting - involves drawing a powerful opponent or threat away from their strong position or advantage. By enticing them to move to a less favorable location, you weaken their power or make them easier to deal with. It’s about using strategic moves to get the threat out of their advantageous position and into a more vulnerable one. manipulating the opponent into leaving their secure position or stronghold by enticing them with a false opportunity or threat. By luring them away, you exploit their new, less favorable position to achieve your objectives.
What is the “To catch something, first let it go” strategy ?
Feigning loss, Strategic withdrawal, Trust building, Psychological manipulation, Enticement - involves intentionally giving up or releasing something temporarily to eventually achieve a greater gain or capture a better opportunity. This approach relies on creating the right conditions or gaining trust by first appearing to relinquish control or possession. pretending to relinquish control or giving up something to mislead others about your true intentions. By letting something go or appearing to lose interest, you create conditions that make it easier to regain control or achieve your objective laterx.
What is the “Toss out a brick to attract jade” strategy ?
Offering a decoy, Sacrificial move, Bait, Incentive, Initial engagement - involves offering something of lesser value or making a small sacrifice to attract or obtain something of much greater value. It’s about using a modest or low-cost action to lure or gain access to a more significant or valuable outcome. presenting a small or insignificant item (the “brick”) to lure or attract a more valuable or significant item (the “jade”). By offering something minor, you mislead others about your true intent and make them more inclined to offer or provide something of greater value in return.
What is the “To catch the bandits first capture their leader” strategy ?
Targeting key figures, Decoy operations, Infiltration, Manipulation, Divide and conquer - involves targeting the most influential or central figure in a group to disrupt or defeat the entire group. By focusing on the leader, you undermine the group’s organization and effectiveness, making it easier to handle or neutralize the rest of the group. This strategy can involve deception in that it may use tactics to mislead the group about your true intentions or the focus of your actions. By capturing or targeting the leader, you indirectly exploit the group’s reliance on their leader to create chaos or weaken their overall strength.
What is the “Steal the firewood from under the pot” strategy ?
Undermining support, Resource deprivation, Sabotage, Disruption, Isolation, Misinformation -involves secretly undermining or sabotaging an opponent’s essential resources or support. The goal is to weaken their position or ability to succeed by removing what they rely on, similar to taking away the firewood that keeps a pot cooking. covertly targeting and disrupting the opponent’s essential supports or resources without them realizing the full extent of the threat until it’s too late.
What is the strategy “Trouble the water to catch the fish” strategy ?
Disruption, Diversion, Confusion, Bait, Misdirection, Manipulation -involves creating confusion(to manipulate the situation in your favour) or chaos to make it easier to achieve your goals. Just like stirring up a pond to catch fish, you disrupt the normal situation to distract or disorient your opponent. This makes it harder for them to respond effectively, allowing you to take advantage of the situation. generating confusion or distraction to obscure your true intentions or actions. The disturbance serves as a smokescreen, allowing you to achieve your objectives while others are preoccupied or misledx.
What is the “Shed your skin like the golden cicada” strategy ?
Disguise, Feigning, Misdirection, False identity, Deceptive withdraw, Feint, Bait, False flag - involves using deception to escape or avoid a difficult situation by creating a false impression. It’s about transforming or disguising yourself to mislead others and slip away unnoticed. (it relies on creating a misleading appearance or situation to avoid detection or trouble. This strategy is inherently deceptive because it involves concealing your true identity or intentions to mislead others and escape from a challenging or dangerous situationx.
What is the “Shut the door to catch the thief” strategy ?
Trapping, Blockade, Isolation, Entrapment, Deceptive setup, Feint, Bait, False flag - involves creating a situation/ (misleading foe) that traps or catches an opponent by limiting their options or opportunities. It’s about setting up (misleading foe) a scenario where your opponent has no escape or way to avoid the consequences of their actions. creating a situation where the opponent feels they have no options or escape routes, leading them into a trap or disadvantageous position.
What is the “Befriend a distant enemy to attack one nearby” strategy ? XXXXXXXXXX
Alliance formation, Manipulation, Strategic use of trust, Deceptive diplomacy, Feint, Bait, False flag - involves creating a false sense of alliance with a distant adversary to use that relationship as a tactical advantage against a more immediate opponent. manipulating the trust and relationship with the distant enemy. You pretend to be friendly or aligned with them, which masks your true intentions and allows you to focus on attacking or undermining the closer opponent without their knowledge.
What is the “Borrow the road to conquer guo” strategy ?
Leveraging existing recourses, Indirect approach, Strategic utlization, co-opting - involves using an indirect approach or leveraging an existing resource to achieve your objective. It’s about taking advantage of someone else’s path, effort, or resources to reach your own goals. disguising your true intentions or plans by using an indirect method. You leverage existing resources or opportunities that were not originally intended for your purpose.
