there's a way in the world, and a sage can become a man, but there's no way in the world, and a sage can live a life. According to the query of Zhihu, the order of four sentences in Zhuangzi's world is that there is a way in the world, a sage becomes a monk, there is no way in the world, and a saint lives a life. The general idea is: there is a way in the world, and saints can achieve their careers; There is no way in the world, and saints can only save their lives. The order of the four sentences advocating inaction and avoiding the world is as follows: just for the sake of kang, the man who is peaceful in the world, the man who is inaction, and the man who is guided by this way. There is a Tao in the world, and a sage makes a difference. This Tao is a collection of national morality and beliefs.