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Read A Bit of Tao Te Ching Every Day

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Without Tao, you are not able to conduct yourself in society, engage in business deals or secure an official position. Tao means the road, the direction and the course of things which is the basis of existence of everything. It is the enduring vitality for more than a thousand years and the spirit beyond constraints of time and space that make Tao Te Ching great. Read A Bit of Tao Te Ching Every Day employs popular and easy-to-understand language to help readers digest the wisdom and truth in Tao Te Ching and make Tao not strange to readers any more, thus inspiring them to think and act in the way of Lao Tzu (author of Tao Te Ching).

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Language Chinese ● Format EPUB ● ISBN 9787511708236 ● Publisher CNPeReading ● Published 2011 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 4514622 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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