From the Rector

Blind clinging to teachings does not lead to understanding the DaoThe Zhuangzi, chapter Waiwu 外物 (“Outer Things”), uses a simple yet philosophically…

In the history of Chinese thought, the concept of Wu Wei (無為) does not appear as a sudden philosophical rupture, but as the gradual crystallization of…

Early Daoism, as expressed in the classical texts, especially in Daode jing, does not establish truth as a normative doctrine that must be accepted…

The Western system of competitiveness and the Daoist view of human action represent two quite different logics for understanding success, effort, and…