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The Art of War and Strategy Sino-Thai groups

Guan Yu (160-219) was a Chinese general from the late Han dynasty and the beginning of the Three Kingdoms period. He served under Liu Bei, founder of the kingdom of Shu. He was deified after his death a few centuries as the Guandi , "Holy Emperor Guan". It is popular in Hong Kong and Thailand as the god of war, businessmen and policemen. It is traditionally represents a giant red face (symbolizing loyalty and righteousness) with a long beard.

He was immortalized in the novel Three Kingdoms has a profound and extended on Chinese society. The novel's episodes have been transmitted to all levels of society through drama, song, storytelling and cinema. The recent movie of John Woo " the Three Kingdoms" recounts an episode from the novel: The Battle of Red Cliff which is assisted by Liu Bei Guan Yu and Zhang Fei Zhuge Liang and advised by. It shows the importance of strategy and its operational application Take victory over an enemy greatly superior in numbers and resources.

The film shows that the general cited the prose of the Art of War e , a treatise on military strategy from the beginning of V ^e century BC. JC, Sun Tzu . The book is based on the following principle: win or lose a war does not happen by chance or by the intervention of the gods or spirits. It is a question of method and strategy. Good strategic principles lead to victory, so it is important to study them. In countries of Confucian influence, such as China, Korea, Japan and Vietnam these strategic principles are applied the military field, but may also be that of business, the policy or society. The Art of War can be used as an interpretative framework of the strategy of large groups such as Sino-Thai Charoen Pokphand .

Here's a video on a Temple of Guan Yu, built by the Sino-Thai province of Chonburi, with the walls of excerpts from the novel of the three Kingdoms