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Asking Zhuangzi About the Path of Life Philosophy Translated by Lee Dong-jin and Seo Hee│Haenuri Planning (Haenuri) ☞ Book Information https://www.aladin.co.kr/shop/wproduc... Zhuangzi (real name: Zhuang Zhou) was a leading Taoist philosopher born in 369 BCE in Meng (present-day Guide Prefecture, Henan Province, China) during the Warring States Period of China. He died in 289 BCE. He once held a local government position in Meng, but soon resigned and lived a free life, wandering from country to country. Zhuangzi inherited the teachings of Laozi, and his writings, primarily in the form of fables, focused on critiquing and developing Confucian thought. While 33 of his works are known, only 15 were actually written by Zhuangzi himself; the rest were added by his disciples or later generations. Zhuangzi's philosophy begins with a metaphysical view of fate and progresses to a transcendental view of life, emphasizing conformity to nature and the unity of life and death. "Nothingness" (無) is a core concept in his thought, arguing that the path to human happiness lies in remaining eternal, emptying one's mind, and surrendering oneself to nature. Today's book is "Asking Zhuangzi About the Path to Philosophy of Life." This book selects 100 of Zhuangzi's most essential fables from his 33 writings, summarizing and organizing them in an accessible manner. It helps readers understand how intellectuals 2,000 years ago, who had no faith or religion, overcame human sorrow and futility through scholarship. Furthermore, it encourages deep reflection on the life wisdom and outlook that Zhuangzi, who advocates immutable truth through the Tao (道), offers in modern civilized society. #Zhuangzi #EasternPhilosophy #BookReader #Audiobook #BookReader #koreanaudiobook