Yellow Emperor's Four Classics Commentary and Translation. Tao Te Ching Commentary and Translation

Author: Gu Bin
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Features: The Yellow Emperor's Four Classics are a collection of four ancient lost texts copied before the Laozi EDITION in the silk manuscripts unearthed from Tomb No. 3 of the Han Dynasty in Mawangdui, Changsha, at the end of 1973. Mr. Tang Lan believed that these four ancient lost texts, from the perspective of content, form a single book, and from the perspective of ideological methodology, they largely inherit and expand on Laozi. They are considered to represent the thought of the Huang-Lao school within Taoism. The Tao Te Ching, also known as Laozi, is the foundational work of the Taoist school. Its author, Laozi, is not only widely recognized as the founder of the Taoist school but also revered by Taoism as the Ancestor of the Dao and the Celestial Lord. It can be said that Laozi and his Tao Te Ching are an inexhaustible source of Chinese culture.