Explanation of doing nothing without doing anything:\r\n"Wuwei" means: let nature take its course and do not act rashly. \r\n"Doing everything" means: there is nothing that cannot be done, and there is nothing that is impossible. \r\n\r\nDoing nothing but doing nothing Source:\r\n"The Tao is always inactive but not without doing" comes from Chapter 37 of Laozi's "Tao Te Ching". \r\n\r\nDo nothing but do nothing. Original text: \r\nThe Tao is always inactive and do nothing. If the king can keep it, all things will be transformed on their own. If you want to transform it, I will suppress it with nameless simplicity. I will suppress it with nameless simplicity, and you will not want it. If you don't want to be quiet, the world will be determined by itself. \r\n\r\nDo nothing but do nothing. Original translation:\r\nTao always obeys nature and does nothing, but there is nothing that it does not do. If princes and kings can govern the people according to the principle of "Tao", everything will be self-cultivated, self-generated and self-destructed, and fully developed. When greed arises from its own growth, I will use "Tao" to suppress it. If we use the simplicity of "Tao" to subdue it, greed will no longer arise. There will be no greed in everything, and the world will naturally achieve stability and peace.