The game is over. Tian Ji won two games, lost one and won Qi Weiwang. Tian Jipei said to Sun Bin: "(Say what)?

Tian Ji admired Sun Bin and said, "Thanks to your careful observation and understanding of glory, you can win this game."

The story of horse racing in Tian Ji is as follows:

Qi emissary came to Daliang, and Sun Bin visited secretly as a criminal to persuade Qi emissary. The emissary of Qi thought this man was very strange, so he secretly took him back to Qi. Tian Ji, the general of Qi, appreciated him very much and treated him as a distinguished guest. Tian Ji often raced with the sons of Qi State and made huge bets. Sun Bin found that their horses were all about the same strength, and the horses were divided into upper, middle and lower grades. He said to Tian Ji, "You bet big, and I can let you win."

Tian Ji, promised him, and the king of qi and your childe made a bet. The game is about to start. Sun Bin said, "Now deal with their superior horse with your inferior horse, their middle horse with your superior horse, and their inferior horse with your middle horse." After three games, Tian Ji lost one game and won two games, and finally won the money bet of Qi Wang. So Tian Ji recommended Sun Bin to Qi Weiwang. Qi Weiwang asked him about the art of war and made him a strategist.

character introduction

1, Tian Ji: In the early Warring States period, a famous soldier of the State of Qi led his troops to defeat Wei Jun in Guiling and Maling, and was sealed in Xuzhou, which was deeply trusted and loved. He and Sun Bin are military partners and good friends who care about each other in life.

2. Sun Bin? -The former 3 16): Sun Boling (whose genealogy can be found in Sun Shi, Shandong Province), a strategist in China during the Warring States Period, is a descendant of Sun Wu. After learning Sun Tzu's Art of War from Pang Juan, Pang Juan became a general, tricked Sun Bin into Wei, raped him (that is, cut off his kneecap), and was secretly rescued by an envoy of Qi. Later, he was appointed as a military adviser by Qi Weiwang. In the Battle of Maling, he lived in a chariot, killed Pang Juan and defeated Wei Jun. His works include Sun Bin's Art of War.