In 1970 the Norvietnamite Ho Chi Minh leader prevented the principles of the art of war, which he met through Mao's works, to achieve the feat of defeating the most powerful nation on the planet. In 1991, North American generals recognized that the art of fiction, described by Sun-Zi, inspired the incredible show of light and sound that defeated Saddam Hussein. The Treaty also spent the world of business, where it has become the vademecum of the business strategy. At present, the book is a must for the managers of the large multinationals, and the source of inspiration for executives immersed in the daily contest of obtaining a greater market share. This edition offers the Castilian-speaking reader a careful version of the recently discovered bamboo tablets in China, which vary some aspects of the well-known, and add five chapters to the traditional text. In addition, it includes a compilation of texts attributed to Sun-Zi, scattered in the dynastic literature.