Enlightenment of Lao Zi's Philosophy of Life
Xiujuan Wang
Abstract
Xiujuan Wang
Abstract
Lao Zi sublimed words with deep meaning in his Morality Scriptures, a book in which he spoke out the true meaning of how people behave in society. In this article, the author inquired into Lao Zi's moral outlook-less selfish and greedy, his way of life-softness overcoming the hardest, his realm of conduct in society-returning good for evil, and his realm of conduct in society-returning good for evil, and his value outlook-taking good care of oneself. Such philosophical thinking of Lao Zi has been stored up in the rich and generous culture of the Chinese nation. And we can still gain enlightenment of life from it even today.
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Lao Zi sublimed words with deep meaning in his Morality Scriptures, a book in which he spoke out the true meaning of how people behave in society. In this article, the author inquired into Lao Zi's moral outlook-less selfish and greedy, his way of life-softness overcoming the hardest, his realm of conduct in society-returning good for evil, and his realm of conduct in society-returning good for evil, and his value outlook-taking good care of oneself. Such philosophical thinking of Lao Zi has been stored up in the rich and generous culture of the Chinese nation. And we can still gain enlightenment of life from it even today.
Key concepts: Enlightenment, Realm, Meaning (existential), Meaning of life, Morality, Value (mathematics), Philosophy, Environmental ethics