《宋史·列传·卷四十二》
因此知兵的强弱，不在于东西，在于将领有谋略与没有谋略而已。
以此知兵之强弱，不系东西，在将有谋与无谋尔。
Hence, it can be seen that the strength of soldiers does not depend on whether they are from the east or the west, but on whether their generals are skilled strategists.
<s>[INST] Translate the following passage from Classical Chinese to both modern Chinese and English, focusing on preserving the emotional tone in both translations: 以此知兵之强弱，不系东西，在将有谋与无谋尔。 [/INST] Modern Chinese: 因此知兵的强弱，不在于东西，在于将领有谋略与没有谋略而已。 English: Hence, it can be seen that the strength of soldiers does not depend on whether they are from the east or the west, but on whether their generals are skilled strategists.</s>
Translate the following passage from Classical Chinese to both modern Chinese and English, focusing on preserving the emotional tone in both translations: 以此知兵之强弱，不系东西，在将有谋与无谋尔。
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Modern Chinese: 因此知兵的强弱，不在于东西，在于将领有谋略与没有谋略而已。 English: Hence, it can be seen that the strength of soldiers does not depend on whether they are from the east or the west, but on whether their generals are skilled strategists.
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