In 1997, American writer Ursula K. Le Guin, who did not know Chinese, published her own version of the “Dao De Jing.” That book’s 2019 edition — retitled to “Tao Te Ching: A Book About the Way and the ...

The foundational text of Daoism, known as the “Dao De Jing,” allegedly composed by the sixth-century B.C. Chinese sage Laozi, ...

the Dao, often contemplate those paintings when they cannot go the countryside and view an actual mountain or waterfall. In many, if not most, landscape paintings, humans have a place. They are ...

Laozi emphasized harmony with the Dao–a referent to something that cannot be named–in order to achieve balance ... Over the centuries that followed, both Confucianism (Rujiao—the teachings of the ...