"Han Feizi·Jie Lao" [Foreword] The two chapters "Jie Lao" and "Yu Lao" in "Han Feizi" are important annotations and interpretations of the Taoist classic "Laozi". Pre-Qin Legalism was originally an extremely powerful knowledge, with much that was truly gratifying, while the Taoism of Lao Tzu was far more profound and profound than other schools of thought. The sharp Legalism and the profound Taoism are of the same origin, so scholars have a saying that "Tao generates law". And Han Fei "has a knowledge of Xixing Mingmao, which can be traced back to Huang Lao".
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As the book says, "To be virtuous is to be virtuous." Our love for our children should also be selfless and should not ask for anything in return. Moreover, the explanation of benevolence, justice and etiquette in the book is also very enlightening. It reminds me that when we get along with relatives and friends, we should adopt appropriate methods according to different relationships and occasions. However, I didn't like the complex concepts in the book, and it was a bit difficult to read. But overall, this is a book worth reading and can make people think about many issues about life.
As the book says, "To be virtuous is to be virtuous." Our love for our children should also be selfless and should not ask for anything in return. Moreover, the explanation of benevolence, justice and etiquette in the book is also very enlightening. It reminds me that when we get along with relatives and friends, we should adopt appropriate methods according to different relationships and occasions. However, I didn't like the complex concepts in the book, and it was a bit difficult to read. But overall, this is a book worth reading and can make people think about many issues about life.