"Tai Xuan Jing" is also called "Yangzi Tai Xuan Jing", referred to as "Tai Xuan" and "Xuan Jing", and was compiled by Yang Xiong in the Han Dynasty. Yang Xiong wrote "Tai Xuan", which regarded xuan as the highest category and took xuan as the central idea when constructing the schema of the universe and exploring the laws of development of things. This is the inheritance and development of Taoist thought in the Han Dynasty. "Sikuquanshu" was changed to "Taiyuan Jing" to avoid the name taboo of Emperor Kangxi Xuanye.
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I especially hate people with evil intentions, just like what the book says, "The crab is like a man with a different heart." This reminds me of the Tao Te Ching, both classics of Taoist thought. However, "Tai Xuan Jing" focuses more on Xuan as the center, while "Tao De Jing" puts more emphasis on the concept of Tao. Both are very enlightening!
Very good, but unfortunately I don't understand it very well, but I believe that the meaning of the book will become apparent after reading it a hundred times. Come on
I especially hate people with evil intentions, just like what the book says, "The crab is like a man with a different heart." This reminds me of the Tao Te Ching, both classics of Taoist thought. However, "Tai Xuan Jing" focuses more on Xuan as the center, while "Tao De Jing" puts more emphasis on the concept of Tao. Both are very enlightening!
Very good, but unfortunately I don't understand it very well, but I believe that the meaning of the book will become apparent after reading it a hundred times. Come on