To achieve an advance that cannot be hampered, rush to his weak points. To achieve a withdrawal that cannot be pursued, depart with superior speed. Therefore, if we want to do battle, even if the enemy is protected by high walls and deep moats, he cannot but do battle, because we attack what he must rescue. If we do not want to do battle, even if we merely draw a line on the ground, he will not do battle, because we divert his movements.
和文の出典: http://maneuver.s16.xrea.com/cn/sonshi1.html ISHIHARA Mitsumasa 石原光将 参考: 金谷治 (2001) 『孫子』 岩波書店. 天野鎮雄 (1972) 『新釈漢文体系36 孫子』 明治書院. Thomas Cleary (1988) "The ART of WAR SUN TZU" SHAMBHALA