Chaos Emerges, Yin and Yang Return to Unity

Preface to "The Age of Chaos" Chaos has not yet been judged, but the Tao has already existed. Everything in heaven and earth comes from chaos and will eventually return to chaos. This is not only the origin and destiny of the universe, but also the most profound proposition of Taoist philosophy - existence and non-existence, yin and yang, mutual transformation, cycle, endless generation. "Chaos" takes "Tao Te Ching" as its soul and "Shan Hai Jing" as its bones, constructing a grand epic from the beginning of chaos to the return of all things. The nameless protagonist was born from nothingness, experienced ancient wars between gods, human emperors ruled the world, and hundreds of schools of thought contended, and finally transformed into Tao and returned to his origins. This is the ultimate questioning about existence and nothingness, freedom and destiny, and it is also the most vivid interpretation of the four words "Tao follows nature". Chaos is not nothing, and Tao is inherently speechless. I hope readers can see that ray of eternal light between the lines.