Hello China 英文版《你好，中国》是由中国国家广电总局主办、中国国际广播电台、高等教育出版社联合策划实施的大型多媒体系列文化项目。本分享视频来自腾讯视频，版权归原作者所有，本分享旨在学生英语学习。
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Sun Tzu, who lived in China during the Spring and Autumn Period, is regarded as the ultimate master of war. His great military work, The Art of War, has been read for more than 2,000 years.Sun Tzu believed that competition between economies and logistics is the nature of war. Only if the nation is prosperous and its people are strong enough will they win the war, otherwise the war will bring huge damages to the nation and people.Gathering information on your enemies is the key to winning wars. The victorious general must be familiar with his enemies just as with himself and direct troops according to the newest situation.The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without force. His spirit reminds us that peace is the common objective we should pursue.1. prosperous [ˈprɑːspərəs] adj.繁荣的;成功的;兴旺的
prosper的形容词
pro 在前 + sper 希望 + ous形容词后缀 → 繁荣的
...the youngest son of a relatively prosperous British family...
一个相对富裕的英国家族中最小的儿子
2. supreme [suːˈpriːm] adj.(级别或地位)最高的，至高无上的;(程度)很大的，最大的
super 在上面，高级 + me 形容词最高级后缀 → 最高的
supreme court 最高法院
the Supreme Commander of the armed forces
武装力量的最高统帅
3. subdue [səbˈduː] v.制伏;征服;控制;抑制，压制，克制(感情)sub 下 + due〔 = duc引导〕→ 引到下面 → 征服Troops were called in to subdue the rebels.Sun Tzu is known as a Chinese military strategist, Taoist philosopher, and general in the 6th century BCE who is widely recognized for his work The Art of War, a treatise on military strategy (also known as The Thirteen Chapters).Whether an individual by the name of `Sun-Tzu’ existed at all has been disputed (in the same way scholars and historians debate the existence of an actual man named Lao-Tzu) but the existence of The Art of War and its profound influence on military campaigns, clearly proves that someone existed to produce said work and that the work is attributed to one Sun-Tzu. The historian Griffith writes:War, an integral part of the power politics of the age, had become `a matter of vital importance to the state, the province of life and death, the road to survival or ruin’. To be waged successfully, it required a coherent strategic and tactical theory and a practical doctrine governing intelligence, planning, command, operational, and administrative procedures. The author of `The Thirteen Chapters’ was the first man to provide such a theory and such a doctrine. (Griffith, 44).