Complete Collection of the Tao Te Ching

Author: Chen Yang
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The Daodejing, also known as the Daodejing or the Laozi, is divided into two parts: the Dao Jing (Way of Virtue) and the De Jing (Virtue). The book consists of 81 chapters, with concise text totaling approximately 5,000 words. It covers various disciplines such as philosophy, ethics, political science, and military science, and has long been regarded by scholars as a "philosophical poem." The Daodejing reveals the mysteries of the changes in heaven and earth and all things, and also points out the strategies for navigating the world. This book provides the original text of the Daodejing, offers classic interpretations of the original, and includes explanations of characters and phrases. Finally, it applies the corresponding classical thoughts chapter by chapter in a practical and flexible manner. Reading this book allows for a deeper understanding of the ideas contained in the Daodejing, and it serves as an invaluable guide for modern people in cultivating their character and navigating life.