This Chapter from The Art of War by Jiang Taigong details King Wu's inquiry and Taigong's response regarding the selection process for elite chariot warriors. Taigong outlines rigorous criteria, including age, height, agility, horsemanship, flag-handling proficiency, archery skill, and crossbow strength. These exceptional individuals, termed "warriors of the chariots," were deemed invaluable and deserving of significant reward. The passage presents both Chinese and English versions of this selection process, highlighting the stringent standards for these ancient soldiers. The text emphasizes the importance of physical prowess and specialized skills in ancient warfare.