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The Tao Te Ching Written by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty
This book is a public book and is not subject to copyright restrictions. Chinese civilization has a long history and its traditional culture is as bright as stars. These classic works condense the wisdom of doing things for thousands of years and bring together the essence of human thought. They are specially processed and organized to facilitate readers' reading and communication.
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Collected Works of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty
The collected works of Li Longji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, were compiled according to "Quan Tangwen", with a total of 930 articles. Among them, there are 212 imperial edicts, 357 edicts, 154 edicts, 13 imperial edicts, 64 batches, 51 volumes, and 29 books; there are 15 articles about Prime Minister Zhang Shuo, 57 Prime Minister Zhang Jiuling, 13 Emperor Xuanyuan (Laozi), and 20 articles about Taoist Li Hanguang. Among them are the "Edict forbidding hunting", "Edict forbidding huntin
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The Tao De Zhen Jing Shu Er Issued by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty
Name of the Sutra: The Tao De Zhen Jing of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Author: Li Longji, Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Ten volumes. Original source: "Orthodox Taoist Canon" Jade Secrets of the Dongshen Department.
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Qingniu Zaidao, After Saving Her, I Became the Taoist of All Realms
Li Er was hit to death while trying to save a girl on the street. When he was dying, he dreamed of me riding a green ox: "Boy, you have cut off cause and effect. This simple formula of 'Tao explains all things' belongs to you." After waking up, he became an urban alien. Others have practiced hard for hundreds of years, but he can break down the skills into fool-proof operations at a glance. Ancient prohibition? Simplified into addition and subtraction. Artifact seal? When Lego is taken apart an
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