<DIV><p>To mark its tenth anniversary, Long River Press is releasing a paperback edition of its first published book, Sun Tzu's classic <I>The Art of War</I>. Known throughout history as one of the greatest works of military history, <I>The Art of War </I>has long been studied, analyzed, and adapted by scholars, commanders, athletes, and corporate CEOs. Originally written during a time of great upheaval in China, the book repeatedly emphasizes the use of restraint, careful analysis, and, most importantly, introspection and cultivation of one's inner self. This edition of <I>The Art of War </I>situates Sun Tzu's classic text as one of the greatest works of the Chinese philosophical canon. Rather than adapting Sun Tzu's writings for contemporary genres, this minimalist, aesthetic, less-is-more edition faithfully captures the essence of the original text, which continues to make a lasting impact on the world more than 2,500 years after its creation.</p><p><B>Wusun Lin </B>is one of China's most acclaimed translators with a career spanning five decades. He is executive vice president of the Translators Association of China, and adjunct professor of the School of Journalism and Communications at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.</p><BR></DIV>