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三十六计是我国古代兵家计谋的总结和军事谋略学的遗产,相传为檀公所辑。有一位学者在三十六计中各取一字,组成一首诗: 金玉檀公策,借以擒劫贼。鱼蛇海间笑,羊虎桃桑隔。树暗走痴故,釜空苦远客。屋梁有美尸,击魏连伐虢。全诗除了“檀公策”,其余每个字都包含着三十六计中的一计,依次为:
The thirty-six plan is a summary of the ancient Chinese military strategy and the legacy of military strategy. It is said to have been compiled by Tan Gong. One scholar took one word each in the thirty-six plan to form a poem: Jin Yutan, a public policy, in order to rob a thief. Fish and sea laugh, sheep tiger peach separated. As the tree goes dark, it is too late. There are beautiful corpses in the house beams, hitting Wei Lian. In addition to the “Dangong policy,” the rest of the poems contain a count of thirty-six counts, which in turn are: