Author: Wang Shaonong
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The way is to return to simplicity and purity. Chinese Taoist thought has a long history, nourishing our lives. The more prosperous it is, the more it retains its original essence. This book places Chinese Taoist thought in the lives of ordinary people, extracting the philosophy of Laozi and Zhuangzi into 60 accessible and enjoyable principles through storytelling. It makes Taoist thought concrete, transforming the mysterious into something tangible and directly applicable. The viewpoints in the book are half from Laozi and Zhuangzi, and half from the author's insights. In summary, this is a book that strongly advocates "retreating a step," as it has seen the abyss before and the grasslands behind. A horse does not leap into the abyss, and a dragon does not enter the fields—this is the path to transcendence. Where life should go, readers will have their own measure.
Speaking of: Life's 60 Great Realizations
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