"Zhuangzi", also known as "Nanhua Jing", is a collection of Taoist doctrines written by Zhuangzi and his successors in the middle and late Warring States Period. "Zhuangzi" also deeply criticizes instrumental rationality. "Zhuangzi" further puts forward the idea of "forgetting words when you are proud". After the Han Dynasty, Zhuangzi was respected as the True Man of Nanhua, so "Zhuangzi" is also called "Nanhua Sutra". His book, "Laozi" and "Book of Changes" are collectively called the "Three Mysteries". The book "Zhuangzi" mainly reflects Zhuangzi's critical philosophy, art, aesthetics, aesthetics, etc. It is rich in content, extensive and profound, covering many aspects such as philosophy, life, politics, society, art, and the theory of cosmogenesis.
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An easy-to-understand interpretation of Zhuangzi's "Internal Chapter"
An easy-to-understand interpretation of Zhuangzi's "Internal Chapter"