Zhuangzi's thought of governing by doing nothing is: to conform to heaven, to enter the WTO by doing something, and to cultivate one's mind by doing nothing, so as to get peace in the world of mortals.

Zhuangzi advocates the idea of "doing nothing" and "avoiding the world", and the famous sentence in his masterpiece The World of Zhuangzi also illustrates this point: The center of "The World Under the World" is to discuss the way to deal with the world, which not only expresses Zhuangzi's attitude towards life and himself, but also reveals Zhuangzi's philosophical view of dealing with the world. Zhuangzi's life thought advocates being indifferent and broad-minded, facing all joys and sorrows calmly, and not being happy or sad about everything and its own changes.

A famous sentence from "The World on Earth"?

There is a famous saying in "Human Life": "My life is limited, and my knowledge is limited. With infinity, it's almost there! " It means that human life is limited and knowledge is infinite. Therefore, if you blindly pursue material and external honor, you will only get yourself into a deeper predicament. On the contrary, if we adopt an attitude of inaction and seclusion and transcend the bondage of utilitarianism and fame and fortune, we can achieve real freedom and peace.

This famous saying embodies Zhuangzi's worship and pursuit of inaction, and expresses his outlook on life and values. In Zhuangzi's view, people should take the harmony of nature as the standard, not pursue fame and fortune excessively, but return to nature and maintain inner peace. This thought had a far-reaching impact on the development of China culture and was praised by later generations.