As important representatives of Taoism, Zhuang Zhou and Lao Tzu are both called "Lao and Zhuang". Taoism, Confucianism, and Mohism formed a tripartite force and influenced Chinese culture for more than two thousand years. "Zhuangzi" is another important work embodying Taoist thought after "Laozi". The book originally had 52 chapters and 33 chapters are now available. It is all-encompassing and has detailed discussions on the avenue of the universe, the relationship between man and nature, the value of life, moral standards, etc. The book "Zhuangzi" combines the vividness of fables, philosophical speculation, and freshness of life. However, it is not easy to truly understand it, understand it, and use it. In order to allow readers to better understand "Zhuangzi", read the true "freedom", and apply Zhuangzi's wisdom to daily life, this book includes all thirty-three chapters of "Zhuangzi" and refers to a large number of materials related to "Zhuangzi" to ensure the rigor and authority of the whole book.
