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Zhuangzi

庄子

Zhuangzi (庄周)

Warring States Period Dynasty

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Zhuangzi is a major Taoist text that uses parables, stories, and humor to explore themes of freedom, naturalness, and transcendence. Its imaginative style is unparalleled in classical Chinese literature.

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Written by Zhuang Zhou (369–286 BC) during the Warring States Period. Unlike Confucius, Zhuangzi rejected social conventions and political engagement, advocating instead for personal freedom and harmony with the natural order.

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Zhuangzi(庄周)

Taoist philosopher known for his imaginative writing and radical ideas about freedom

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