Quote by SunTzu
When envoys are sent with compliments in their mouths, it is a sign that the enemy wishes for a truce.

Summary
This quote suggests that when envoys or representatives are sent to express compliments, it may indicate that the enemy is seeking a ceasefire or peace agreement. The underlying idea is that by extending friendly words, the enemy aims to establish a more amicable tone and negotiate for a truce. It implies that behind these flattering gestures lies a hidden agenda, highlighting the need for caution and discernment when dealing with adversaries who suddenly express goodwill.
Topics
Diplomacy
By SunTzu