Four words of Zhuangzi's thought of doing nothing: Comply with heaven, enter the world with "promising" and cultivate your mind with "doing nothing", and you will have peace in the world of mortals.

Zhuangzi advocates the idea of "doing nothing" and "avoiding the world", and the famous sentence in his famous work "The World of Zhuangzi" also shows this: the center of "The World of the World" is to discuss the way of dealing with the world, which not only expresses Zhuangzi's attitude towards life, but also reveals Zhuangzi's philosophical view of dealing with the world. Zhuangzi's thought of life advocates being indifferent and broad-minded, facing all the joys and sorrows calmly, and not rejoicing and mourning for all things and their own changes.

Zhuangzi believed that freedom should be pursued in life. Because of his spirit of freedom, Zhuangzi did not pursue being an official all his life, but bound himself with fame and fortune. Zhuangzi argues that life time is limited and the pursuit of desire is infinite, so it is very dangerous to pursue infinite desire with limited life.

In political thought, Zhuangzi did not advocate praising the ancient sages. He believed that all things were equal, and people should not be divided into classes, so there was a class difference between monarch, minister and common people. Zhuangzi also opposed the pursuit of "man-made". He advocated that quietism would naturally have a virtuous world as long as it complied with the development of nature.

Zhuangzi's philosophical thoughts:

Zhuangzi's philosophical thoughts mainly inherited the system of Laozi, and added his own viewpoints and theories on it. Zhuangzi believes that "Tao" is an objective natural law in the universe, and the natural law is an exposition of the origin of the universe. On the basis of Laozi's "Man follows nature", Zhuangzi proposed that all things in the world are interrelated. He believed that the natural law of "Tao" is boundless and unbounded, and there is no master to manipulate all things. Everything is self-supporting and naturally evolves in heaven and earth.

Zhuangzi's philosophy of life advocates being indifferent and broad-minded, calmly facing all disasters, joys and sorrows, and not rejoicing and sorrowing for all things and their own changes. Zhuangzi believed that freedom should be pursued in life. Because of his spirit of freedom, Zhuangzi did not pursue being an official all his life, but bound himself with fame and fortune. Zhuangzi argues that life time is limited and the pursuit of desire is infinite, so it is very dangerous to pursue infinite desire with limited life.

In political thought, Zhuangzi did not advocate praising the ancient sages. He believed that all things were equal, and people should not be divided into classes, so there was a class difference between monarch, minister and common people. Zhuangzi also opposed the pursuit of "man-made". He advocated that quietism would naturally have a virtuous world as long as it complied with the development of nature.