Introduction:
Zhuangzi, who lived in the Warring States Period, was in the midst of troubled times, but he was able to face the challenges of life with a detached attitude. He taught people to maintain independent thinking and free spirit in a complex and changeable social environment, and not to be bound by the outside world, so as to realize the manifestation of self-worth and the pursuit of life meaning. As one of the seven sons of the pre-Qin dynasty and an important representative of the Taoist school, Zhuangzi's ideas have profoundly influenced later generations, and he is called "Lao Zhuang" along with Laozi. He was not only a philosopher, but also regarded as the true Nanhua of Taoism, and his wisdom and ideas are still widely praised today.
