Liezi Quanjian (Collection Reading Edition)

Taoism emphasizes the unity of nature and man, and has a lofty respect for nature. Because they advocate a materialistic view of nature and a dialectical view of movement and development. The basic view of Taoism is that two things give birth to two things, two things give rise to three things, and three things give rise to all things. They also believe that people cannot compete with fate. Destiny determines the length of our life, and also determines our wealth and status. Moreover, it is impossible for us to change these things that are destined by God. We should obey God's will, just like destroying the environment will be retaliated by the environment, and we will be punished if we disobey God's will. We should follow the laws of nature.

Very classic book! This important Taoist classic was written by Li Yukou, a thinker in the early Warring States Period. It is also an important classic in the history of ancient Chinese thought and culture. It consists of philosophical prose, fables, myths, and historical stories. Judging from its ideological content and language, it may have been compiled by later generations based on ancient documents. This book is written based on Liezi's strengths and weaknesses. It is loyal to the original interpretation of the original book and the translation is easy to understand. It helps readers to understand the core of the thought more easily and realize the wisdom contained in it.

Great book! After reading this book, I am convinced that the Tao Te Ching comes first, followed by Liezi and Zhuangzi. Some of the fables in Liezi were adapted from Zhuangzi. Some of the anecdotes described in Liezi, such as the existence of Lilliputians at the North and South Poles, because the remains of 5,000-year-old Lilliputians were recently discovered in the Antarctic, actually match Liezi's descriptions. Liezi walks in the wind. Liezi is a member of the lineage of Laozi's Tao Te Ching. His ideological propositions are in the same line and have been further elaborated and developed. The Wenzi recorded in the book, Yang Zhu, is also an important figure in Taoism. The Quanxingpai in the anime "Under One Person" is a concept proposed by Yang Zhu.

The classic fables we have read, such as The Foolish Old Man Moving the Mountain, Kuafu Chasing the Sun, Two Children Debating the Sun, The Echoes of the Sound, The High Mountains and Flowing Waters, The Unfounded Worrying about the Sky, etc. All come from Liezi. Liezi tells us that if people do not respect themselves, they will be in danger and humiliation. This sentence comes from "Liezizui" and is translated as: If others don't respect you, then danger and humiliation will come. Liezi also told us that if the shape is wrong, the shadow will be curved, and if the shape is straight, the shadow will be straight. From "Liezi Shuofu", in vain: crooked, not straight. The general idea of ​​these two sentences is: if the body is curved, the shadow will naturally be curved; if the body is straight, the shadow will naturally be straight.

The history of ancient China is like a bright star river, flowing slowly and exuding brilliance all the time. The history of the Warring States Period is like a bright pearl in the long river of history. Whenever it is mentioned, it is a colorful stroke, and there are countless outstanding figures in it. In this book, you can follow the author's footsteps and understand them more deeply with the author's writing style. I recommend everyone to read this book. It is really a book worth reading and worth reading again and again.

The History of the Beginning of Taoism, a Book of Great Success in Learning Taoism After reading Dao Yi, I was filled with emotions. The truths that are half right and half wrong can be summed up in the whole article. As far as Yang Zhu's thought is concerned, it is still acceptable.

Liezi walked against the wind, and none of the hundreds of pre-Qin scholars was like a vase!

This book is very interesting! It's like a wise old man chatting with you. The fables and philosophical prose in the book reminded me of my own life. I particularly like the principles on how couples get along, which has benefited me a lot. For example, the book talks about mutual understanding and tolerance. This is exactly what my husband and I are working towards. In short, this is a book worth reading again and again, and I recommend it to you!

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