Chinese mythology, folktales, and literature
This page interprets Lie Yukou from Zhuangzi. Through fables, it warns against fame‑seeking and hollow ambition, satirizes worldly success, and advocates detachment. It ends with Zhuangzi’s famous rejection of lavish burial, accepting death as part of nature.
Zhu Pingman spent his entire fortune learning the art of dragon-slaying from Zhili Yi.