The Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao; the name can be named, but it is not named. The beginning of the nameless heaven and earth, the name of the mother of all things. Therefore, always have no desire in order to observe its wonderfulness; always have desire in order to observe its pleasure. The two have the same origin but different names. They are both called xuan, and xuan is xuan again. They are the door to all mysteries.
Reader comments
Pretty good, Taoist culture.
So, what does the content of this book have to do with its title? More than forty chapters are written in classical Chinese.
The plot is quite attractive, but some of the plot connections and explanations are a bit confusing. For example, during the sword training class, whose sword did the protagonist hold? No beginning or end
Pretty good, Taoist culture.
So, what does the content of this book have to do with its title? More than forty chapters are written in classical Chinese.
The plot is quite attractive, but some of the plot connections and explanations are a bit confusing. For example, during the sword training class, whose sword did the protagonist hold? No beginning or end