2010Journal of Hainan Normal UniversityRequires access

Three Interpretations of Lao Zi

Xiaoli Wu

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In Lao Zi,the character ci in Chapter II,ying in Chapter XV,and shi in Chapter XXII vary from person to person in understanding.An accurate interpretation of the abovementioned characters is of great significance for studying the philosophy of Lao Zi.

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In Lao Zi,the character ci in Chapter II,ying in Chapter XV,and shi in Chapter XXII vary from person to person in understanding.An accurate interpretation of the abovementioned characters is of great significance for studying the philosophy of Lao Zi.

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In Lao Zi,the character ci in Chapter II,ying in Chapter XV,and shi in Chapter XXII vary from person to person in understanding.An accurate interpretation of the abovementioned characters is of great significance for studying the philosophy of Lao Zi.

Key concepts: Interpretation (philosophy), Character (mathematics), Philosophy, Epistemology, Literature, Psychology, History, Linguistics

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