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  • Han Feizi – Chapter 2.2

    Now I offer my humble strategy: send envoys to the State of Chu, lavish generous gifts on its influential ministers, and clarify how Zhao has deceived Qin. Exchange hostages with Wei to calm its intentions, then align with Han to campaign against Zhao. Even if Zhao unites with Qi, it will pose no grave…

  • Han Feizi – Chapter 2.1

    For more than thirty years, Han has served Qin. Externally, it acts as Qin’s defensive shield; internally, it serves like a mat and cushion for Qin. Whenever Qin sends elite troops to seize Han’s land, the resentment incurred falls upon the other states, while all merit belongs solely to powerful Qin. Moreover, Han pays…

  • Han Feizi – Chapter 1.4

    I venture to speak plainly. In former times, the State of Qi defeated Chu in the south, conquered Song in the east, subdued Qin in the west, and vanquished Yan in the north. It controlled Han and Wei in the central plains. With vast territory and powerful troops, it won every battle, captured every…