Taoist culture

Originated from the Book of Changes, an ancient book left over from the last ice age, the Yellow Emperor is the ancestor of Taoism, and the Taoist teacher is Lao Zi. His works are the Tao Te Ching, which comes down in one continuous line: Zhuangzi's South China Classic and Liezi's Xu Chongjing. Therefore, Laozi is also honored as the "ancestor of Taoism", among which: Quanzhen religion is an important Sect, and the northern Sect is famous for Wang Zhongyang and the "seven sons of Quanzhen"; Nanzong took Bai Yuchan as its goal and inherited the Neidan route. The spread of a large number of works, such as the Eight Immortals (Lv Dongbin, Zhong Liquan, etc. ) Ge Hong's alchemy regimen in the Eastern Jin Dynasty continued Taoist culture, and then he went to Zhang Sanfeng to establish Wutangmen to revitalize Taoist culture again.

The characteristics of Taoist culture: quietness, inaction and naturalness.