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Take a look at Yu Dan Zhuangzi's experience and lectures on the Tao Te Ching.

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This book is good, and its doctrine has had a profound impact on the development of Chinese philosophy.

Short story: Zhuangzi fished in Pushui.

Fish, the king of Chu wanted to invite him to come out as an official, so Bai sent two doctors to express his will, and the two doctors said to Zhuangzi: "The king of Chu Dao hopes that Mr. can go to Chu to engage in politics. Zhuangzi took the fishing rod and said without looking back:

I heard that there is a divine turtle in the state of Chu, this divine turtle has been dead for more than 3,000 years, and the king wrapped it in a towel cloth and treasured it in the temple. This turtle, would it rather let people keep their bones to treasure after death, or would they rather live and wag their tails in the mud? The two doctors said

Of course, I'd rather live and wag my tail in the mud. Zhuangzi said, "Two doctors, please go back!"

I'm going to wag my tail in the mud. ”

This story illustrates Zhuangzi's fine style of being free-spirited, cynical, arrogant and noble.

Zhuangzi and Huizi swim in Haoliang.

Copying Zhuangzi and Hui Shi played on the bridge in Haoshui. Zhuangzi said: "How leisurely the white fish swims in the river, this is the happiness of the fish."

Hui Shi said, "You are not a fish, how do you know the happiness of fish?" Zhuangzi said:

You are not me, how do you know that I don't know the joy of fish? Hui Shi said, "I am not you, and I do not know you; You're not a fish in the first place, you don't know the joy of fish, that's for sure!

Zhuangzi said, "Please start with our original topic. If you say, 'Where do you know that fish are happy?' you already know that I know that fish are happy and you are asking me.

I knew about it on the bridge in Haoshui. ”

Taoist detachment has profound ideological connotations. There is a story about Zhuangzi, whose wife died, and a friend went to see him, but was surprised to find him slapping a clay pot while singing to the beat. His friends were unhappy to criticize him:

Not only do you not cry, but you still do this? Zhuangzi replied that he was not without sad feelings, but death was something that could not be avoided, and since this was the law of nature, why should he cry? In Zhuangzi's thought, with rational knowledge, one can get rid of the shackles of emotions and achieve the freedom of the soul.

On this point, Zhuangzi and the Dutch philosopher Spinoza share the same view.