"The Complete Works of Zhuangzi: Wang Yangsi's Wisdom of Cultivating the Mind" is Wang Yangsi's wisdom of cultivating the mind. "Zhuangzi" is the representative work of Zhuangzi, a great thinker, philosopher and writer in my country's pre-Qin period. The book "Zhuangzi" is divided into internal, external and miscellaneous chapters. It originally had fifty-two chapters. It was gradually spread, mixed and enriched during the middle and late Warring States Period, and was roughly formed in the Western Han Dynasty. However, the version circulated at that time has been lost today. The thirty-three chapters currently handed down have been compiled by Guo Xiang, and the chapters and chapters are also different from those of the Han Dynasty. The inner chapter can generally represent the core of Zhuangzi's thought during the Warring States Period, while the development of the outer and miscellaneous chapters spanned more than a hundred years, incorporating the learning of Huang Lao and Zhuangzi to form a complex system. Zhuangzi's articles are highly imaginative, varied in writing style, and have a strong romantic color. They are in the form of fables, full of humor and irony, and have a great influence on the literary language of later generations. His extraordinary imagination and unpredictable fables constitute Zhuangzi's unique imaginative world. "Unexpected and strange things come to his writing." "Zhuangzi" has high research value in philosophy and literature. Mr. Lu Xun once said: "His writing is as vast as the oceans and his manners are as diverse as those of other scholars in the late Zhou Dynasty."
