This commentary on Zhuangzi’s Qi Wu Lun explores ending conflict and inner anxiety. It expounds relative judgments, the unity of all things, and iconic fables such as the butterfly dream, advocating transcendence over biased human distinctions.
This original‑text excerpt from Zhuangzi’s Qiwu Lun introduces “losing‑self” and three kinds of music. Via fables like the butterfly dream, it argues all distinctions of right‑wrong are relative and all things unite in the Dao.