Zhuangzi

"Zhuangzi" is another extremely important work of Taoism after "Laozi", and it is also an important classic in the history of Chinese culture. With its unbridled writing style and unconventional concepts, it shows people a unique world of thought that is completely different from the pre-Qin scholars. Zhuangzi's status in the minds of many people exceeds that of Confucius, and he is respected as a "god" and "sage". There are thirty-three selected chapters in this book, among which the lively, interesting and widely circulated chapters are explained and elaborated in detail, leading readers to appreciate the infinite charm of "Zhuangzi". Zhuangzi is both solemn and harmonious. He is free and unrestrained. He has great wisdom and wisdom, so he can be free and at ease. To know more about this strange man Zhuangzi, you can only read the book "Zhuangzi". The thirty-three chapters of "Zhuangzi" we have seen were revised and revised by Guo Xiang and handed down. The seven inner chapters were written by Zhuangzi himself, while the fifteen outer chapters and the eleventh miscellaneous chapter were probably written by his disciples and later scholars. This book selects the lively, interesting and widely circulated chapters for detailed explanation and elucidation. While maintaining the unbridled literary talent of the original text, it also points out the wisdom and skills of today's life. It is very pleasant to read and sink in it.