Author: Cui Bo
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: As the author of the Tao Te Ching, Laozi is well-known to all, but few know about his life experiences. Now, a native of Laozi's hometown, immersed in local folk tales and ancient books for years, has brought a living Laozi to life in his writing. It is both real and illusory, reflecting the historical void of the Warring States period's decline of rituals and music, while also shimmering with the colors of folk legends. Laozi was exceptionally talented from a young age, deeply passionate about thinking and learning. Yet, from the moment he was born, he was accompanied by the threat of death. After another palace fire, he completely abandoned the Zhou rituals. His life was one of endless exploration, transcendence, and elevation by a great sage. In the end, he even transcended the path he himself had opened—the exploration of Laozi knows no bounds.
Wuji Laozi
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