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Really It's Laozi I thought it was Confucius
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Laozi is the founder of Taoism.
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I need to know the emphasis of Laozi because I am doing a school project on this
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It is said that Laozi created Daoism which is a Philosophy created in Ancient China.. BUT it is said that Laozi may have not existed people say he might of lived in the 500's B.C.
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(Liu Bang) no its not its Laozi
No, the Liu Bang is the correct answer
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Research Association of Laozi Taoist Culture was created in 2008.
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Yes, see this link for detailed information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laozi
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Laozi. Most people think Confucius was, but Confucius was not Daoist.
Laozi
c. 500s or 400s BC
Scholars have found little reliable information about Laozi's life. Some believe that his book on Daoism was actually the work of several different authors. Most ancient sources of information about Laozi are myths. For example, one legend states that when Laozi was born, he was already an old man. In Chinese, Laozi can mean "Old Baby." Over the years, many Daoists have worshipped Laozi as a supernatural being.
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Laozi people find happiness by hating books and teachers. Laozi people study the nature, lives in harmony, and they leave things alone and let nature take over by not doing.
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Laozi was a teacher of Daoism. He also taght that the main goal was to achive oness with daor
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According to legend, Laozi was a great philosopher wrote the book called Tao Te Ching. He was traditionally considered as the founder of Taoism.
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How did Laozi view the idea that wealth and material comfort bring happiness and securi
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There is limited historical information available about Laozi's parents. According to traditional accounts, his father was named Li Er and his mother was Lady Yin. However, these details are not well-documented and should be viewed within the context of folklore and mythology surrounding Laozi's life.
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Some famous philosophers of ancient China include Confucius, Laozi, and Mozi. Confucius is known for his teachings on ethics and morality, Laozi for his work on Taoism, and Mozi for his emphasis on universal love and impartiality.
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Confucius was a Chinese philosopher whose thoughts and teachings greatly influence Chinese culture. Although many regard Confucianism as a religion, it is but a system of social and ethical philosophy.
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taoism
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yes and no there is no proof he is a real person or not a person
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Laozi was a Chinese philosopher who created the idea of Daoism. Laozi thought that both Communism and Legalism were a little off with there ideas to re-create a better society, so he came up with the brilliant idea to combine them. From that, he got the philosophy of Daoism. It wasn't too strict, but it did have a few set rules/guidelines for the people of China to follow. It lasted for over 200 years, while Legalism lasted less than 50. Obviously, Laozi was on the right track.
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Yes. Daodejing was one of Einstein's most valued books. More sabout it could be found at:
http://www.doaism.net
http://sites.google.com/.../laozimathchern/laozi-chern-math-philosop
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Hanfeizi believed that humans were naturally bad, while Laozi believed that humans were naturally good.
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Laozi's teachings focused on living in harmony with the Tao, or the natural way of the universe. He emphasized simplicity, humility, non-action, and contemplation as ways to achieve balance and inner peace. Laozi's most famous work, the Tao Te Ching, is a collection of philosophical and spiritual teachings that continue to influence Eastern thought today.
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he was born there.......... ahah i just answered my own question...
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