This Zhuangzi ‑ Keyi excerpt rejects deliberate striving in five pursuit types. It advocates serenity, emptiness and wu‑wei: the sage follows natural rhythms, guards pure spirit and becomes the True Person.
This Zhuangzi ‑ Dazongshi excerpt portrays the ideal True Man. Through fables and dialogues, it expounds unity with the Dao, accepting life‑death transformation, and the core spiritual practice “sitting and forgetting”.
This excerpt from Zhuangzi‑Xiaoyaoyou uses Kun‑Peng and fable cases. It contrasts small‑great perspectives, explores spiritual freedom and “uselessness”, and advocates the ideal of the Perfect Person transcending worldly dependencies.