
The Legend of Laozi: The Great Dao Is Simplicity Itself
老子传奇:大道至简
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- Completed
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- 751k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's quite interesting and can make you think. I feel that some Buddhists are mixed in, but they reach the same goal through different paths. I don't know whether it is really Lao Tzu's life or the author's creation. I feel that some of the dialogues are a bit out of place, and the plot descriptions are a bit strange and overly creative, perhaps to attract readers and increase readability. Overall, worth watching. Learn dialectics and think about spiritualism and materialism. Think about what is Tao, what is truth, and what is human. Sincerity leads to spirituality. May you and I both become wise people.
It's great. The saint's Taoist teachings have a profound influence on future generations. I have benefited a lot from reading this book [Like][Like][Like]
This is the first time I have seen such a wonderful story about me!
In the form of an easy-to-understand story, it explains the obscure and difficult-to-understand power of the weak over the strong and the soft. I like this positive energy form that spreads the traditional Chinese culture of Tao Te Ching 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It is indeed a good book and deserves to be carried forward, so that everyone can be enlightened, so that the world will never have war, peace and happiness, follow the laws of nature, and let human civilization continue forever, [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
The author is so talented. He seems to have seen the course of Lao Tzu's life. He seems to have come specifically for Lao Tzu. Not many people can understand the Tao that Lao Tzu has enlightened, but I am a person who has enlightened the Tao. He should be able to use simple and easy-to-understand vernacular words that the public can understand, rather than leaving everyone confused.
Is this really how Laozi understands his Tao Te Ching? Is this really the case? The Tao is really perfect, it is not fictitious. If so, I hope everyone can read this book. The author understands the Tao very well. Reading this article is easy to understand and I have benefited a lot. After reading this book, everything is enlightened and I have no worries. Reading other books is boring [making a face]. The author has great wisdom. I am really curious about what kind of person the author is and how he can write such a good article. I hope the author will give me a review
It's an interesting combination of philosophy and history in the form of a novel. It's wonderful.
A very good book, worth reading
The language is easy to understand and the principles are simple and clear. It is a rare good book that can lead you out of confusion. It is worth reading and thinking by everyone.