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Wen said, "Good! I smell my words, so I must keep healthy. Why do you say that?
This classical Chinese means good! After listening to my words, I understand the truth of keeping in good health.

Source: Section III of Zhuangzi's Essays on Health Preservation: "My master said to me,' Stand with a knife, look around for it, be full of ambition, and hide it with a good knife.' Wen said:' Good! You can't stay healthy when you hear me. " "

My technician put down the knife and replied, "I stood up with a knife in my hand, looked for it everywhere, felt carefree and satisfied with it, and then wiped it clean and put it away." Liang said, "Good! After listening to my words, I understand the truth of health. "

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Laozi and Zhuangzi, the products of China's Taoist enlightenment thought, belong to the most precocious and widespread enlightenment thought in the world. In any case, they are far from the real religion, and always have a strong critical spirit, humanistic care and countless colors (this does not prevent Huang Lao from evolving into a religious self-organization at the end of Han Dynasty after Yang Gong School replaced Huang Lao School).

Whenever the political situation is turbulent and the society is chaotic, Confucianism loses its effectiveness, while Taoism keeps pace with the times. Because Taoism does not hold lofty moral principles, it can go deep into human nature, get to the point of the current disadvantages and thoroughly investigate the root causes of unrest.

It faces up to the unfortunate fate of human beings, can understand people's anxiety, and can give great comfort and realistic care to people who are traumatized. Therefore, the turmoil in China in the past dynasties was a heavy burden for Confucianism, and the result was often borne by Taoism. The Taoist figure is Zhuangzi.