Research Article
Study on Tao Te Ching
Abstract
Tao Te Ching is a theoretical work composed by Lao Tzu from 770 BC to 476 BC, Chunqiu period. Lao Tzu's core ideas on the rule of inaction are divided into three parts, a concept of Taoism; furthermore, a dream representing things to come ideal of a small state with not many individuals. It is of extraordinary importance to the change and advancement of present-day China.
Keywords: Tao Te Ching; Lao Tzu; Chunqiu period
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