Zhuangzi - Classics of Chinese National Essence Library

Author: Zhang Qingli
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Chinese National Essence Classic Collection, Establish the State First by Establishing People, Establish People First by Establishing Virtue. Zhuangzi was a great figure in the history of Chinese culture, and his thoughts are primarily reflected in the book Zhuangzi. As a philosopher, Zhuangzi inherited the Taoist school pioneered by Laozi and further developed Taoist thought, exerting significant influence on ancient philosophical thought. Later generations often referred to him as "Lao-Zhuang" together. As a writer, Zhuangzi achieved the highest status among the pre-Qin philosophers' prose with his extraordinary and transcendent ideas, whimsical and fantastical imagination, and unrestrained literary style. It is particularly noteworthy that the language of Zhuangzi is rich, vivid, expressive, creative, and deeply moving. Zhuangzi was a great figure in the history of Chinese culture, and his thoughts are primarily reflected in the book Zhuangzi. As a philosopher, Zhuangzi inherited the Taoist school pioneered by Laozi and further developed Taoist thought, exerting significant influence on ancient philosophical thought. Later generations often referred to him as "Lao-Zhuang" together. As a writer, Zhuangzi achieved the highest status among the pre-Qin philosophers' prose with his extraordinary and transcendent ideas, whimsical and fantastical imagination, and unrestrained literary style. It is particularly noteworthy that the language of Zhuangzi is rich, vivid, expressive, creative, and deeply moving.