Sun Tzu was a military authority, a tactician, and theorist during the Chou Dynasty, and he did not dwell on ideals and tactics such as force and destruction, which are relevant tools in warfare, but put emphasis on psychological warfare. He believed in making his opponent’s disharmonious by disrupting the effectiveness of their leadership and create chaos and unrest in governance. Sun Tzu followed Taoist ideals and would implement the most efficient methods to attain his goals, and find the balance between cheng and ch’i. He believed in using unusual methods and deceptive means to damage a rival’s confidence by destroying partnerships, eluding skirmishes, sudden assaults, and found fault with destabilizing your own people. He believed that