The full text of "Zhuangzi": There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. The Kun is so big that I don't know how many thousands of miles it has. The bird he transformed into was named Peng. The Peng's back is thousands of miles away. It flies in anger, and its wings are like clouds hanging down from the sky. It is a bird, and the sea will migrate to Nanming. The one in Nanming is Tianchi. Those who are "Qixie" are also those who are ambitious and strange. "Xie" says: "When Peng migrates to Nanming, the water hits three thousand miles, and surges up ninety thousand miles."

Translation of "Zhuangzi": There are things in the sea in the northern region. A fish, its name is Kun. The size of Kun is tens of thousands of miles. When it transforms into a bird, its name is Peng. The back of Peng is tens of thousands of miles. When flying, the two wings are like clouds in the sky.

Appreciation of works

Lao Zhuang is the product of the Chinese version of Enlightenment thought and Taoism, and is among the earliest and most sophisticated in the world. The widely disseminated enlightenment ideas, no matter how far from true religion, always have a strong critical spirit, humanistic care and countless colors (this does not prevent Huang Lao from evolving into a religious self-contained religion in the late Han Dynasty after Gongyang School replaced Huang Lao School) Organization).

Whenever the political situation is turbulent and the society is in chaos, Confucianism loses its effectiveness, and Taoism rises in response to the times, because Taoism does not hold high-sounding moral principles, but can deeply understand human nature. , gets to the point of the current situation, and thoroughly examines the root causes of the turmoil.

It faces the unfortunate situation of human beings, and can understand the uneasy feelings of the people. It can especially provide great comfort and practical care to the traumatized souls. The changes and turmoil in China in the past dynasties were a heavy burden for Confucianism, which was always borne by Taoism, and the figure who culminated in Taoism was Zhuangzi.