Personal Library -- Zhuangzi

Author: Zhuangzi (Warring States Period), edited and annotated by Han Weizhi
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: No one does not long for freedom, but few are willing to pay the price for true freedom. Many who claim to pursue freedom are actually using the banner of freedom to chase after the superficiality that actuallys the soul. There are also those who do not miss freedom, who are actually afraid of the inevitable sacrifices freedom brings and afraid that others will see through their weakness. Often, it is these people who guard mediocre and safe positions, struggling their entire lives, only to make their sky smaller and their hearts narrower. But Zhuangzi is different! The book "Zhuangzi" is rich in content and elegant and ethereal in style. Ancient literature scholars Wen Yiduo and Guo Moruo believed that Chinese art originates from Zhuangzi; while aestheticians see Zhuangzi as the pioneer of a tradition, one that has continuously influenced the style and development of Chinese art. Humanity needs Zhuangzi, for humanity's innate pursuit of freedom gave rise to Zhuangzi and the culture he represents. If you are tired of the cruel and complex competition in the city, or lost in a materialistic society, why not take a look at "Zhuangzi" and listen to the call of freedom from the depths of your soul.