This commentary on Zhuangzi ‑ Tiandao explores wu‑wei and mental non‑accumulation. It unpacks Wheelwright Bian’s parable, critiques forced morality, and advocates inner stillness to align with Heaven’s spontaneous flow.
Zengzi passes on Confucius’ comment: Meng Zhuangzi’s ordinary filial deeds are easy to imitate, yet his restraint to retain his late father’s officials and policies stands as rare, supreme filial piety integrating morality and stable governance.