The following is the template encyclopedia of Tian Ji Horse Racing Manuscript: Template 1: Title: Tian Ji Horse Racing Research Manuscript Chinese Name: Tian Ji Horse Racing English Name: Race Overview of Tian Ji Horse: Tian Ji Horse Racing is one of the famous allusions in ancient China. Tian Ji and Sun Bin of Qi successfully defeated Wang Xiang of Yan by clever tactics. This story tells us that the use of wisdom is more important than strength in competition. 1: Story background Tian Ji is a famous general. He and Sun Bin of Qi participated in a spectacular horse race. The race is divided into three rounds, each round needs to send three horses. The opponent was Wang Xiang of Yan, who sent three excellent horses. 2. Tian Ji Strategy Tian Ji's horses are divided into upper, middle and lower levels. He specially arranged a superior horse and two subordinate horses. In the first round, Tian Ji deliberately arranged a junior horse and two senior horses, and successfully defeated Wang Xiang. Next, Tian Ji defeated Wang Xiang with intermediate and advanced horses respectively. 3. Victory of Wisdom Tian Ji skillfully arranged the grades of horses, making his horses at a relative disadvantage in strength, but at an advantage in speed. Tian Ji successfully defeated Wang Xiang in three rounds by constantly adjusting the horses. This story tells us that the application of wisdom and strategy is very important in competition. Conclusion: The story of horse racing in Tianji illustrates the importance of wisdom and strategy in competition. Students should keep learning and improve their wisdom and strategies, so as to win in various competitions. Template 2: Title: Tian Ji Horse Racing 1. Introduction: Horse racing in Tian Ji is one of the famous stories in ancient China, which describes that Tian Ji and Sun Bin of Qi defeated their powerful opponents through wisdom and strategy. 2. Story background: Tian Ji is a general of Qi. He and Wang Xiang, the equestrian master of Yan State, agreed to hold three horse races, and whoever wins the most times will win. 3. Smart strategy: Tian Ji studies his opponent's horse before the race. He arranged his horse in three grades: upper, middle and lower, among which he was good at long-distance running when he got on the horse and sprinting when he got off the horse. 4. The first round: Tian Ji sent a junior horse and two senior horses to compete with Wang Xiang's horse, with the intention of losing first to gain the contempt of the opponent. 5. The second round: Tian Ji sent an intermediate horse and a superior horse to compete with his opponent, and then the opponent realized Tian Ji's tricks. 6. The third round: Tian Ji sent two junior horses and one senior horse to compete with his opponent. The opponent thinks that Tian Ji has run out of excellent horses and put them to deal with. But Tian Ji sent an excellent horse to compete with his opponent's excellent horse and won the final victory. 7. Enlightenment: The story of horse racing in Tianji tells us that in the competition, wisdom and strategy can overcome the gap in strength. Students should pay attention to thinking and learning, and improve their wisdom and strategic ability.