Listen to what the old man has to say

Author: Zou Mulu
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The "Tao Te Ching" is a classic that has been cherished by people for millennia, yet it has also been subjected to excessive misinterpretations. Due to the profound and vast nature of Laozi's thoughts, the simplicity and conciseness of his language, the circuitous and winding principles he expounded, as well as his disillusionment with the world, Laozi's philosophy was transformed from a cultural thinker into the revered ancestor of the celestial, untainted by mortal affairs, while the "Tao Te Ching" evolved from a cultural classic into a treasure trove of Taoist texts. What exactly is Laozi's "Tao"? This book includes: The Gateway to the Mysteries; Teaching Without Words; Eternity of Heaven and Earth; Dwelling Among the People's Evil; The Use of Emptiness; Discarding the Other and Taking This; Fear of Only Imposing; I Have No Desire, and the People Remain Simple; The People's Delusion Has Been Long; I Have Three Treasures; Not Advancing an Inch and Retreating a Foot.