How many schools of Taoism***!

Traditional Taoist Schools and Canonical Books IntroductionTraditional Chinese Taoism includes six schools: the Laozi school, the Yang Zhu school, the Huanglao school, the Zhuangzi school, the Xuanxue school, and the Taoist school.The representatives of the Laozi school are Laozi and Guan Yin, and their representative works are the Tao Te Ching; the representative of the Yang Zhu school is Yang Zhu, and there are no writings handed down to the world, and the Yang Zhu chapter of the Lie Zi is only informational in value; the representative of the Zhuangzi school is Zhuang Zi, and the representative works are the Zhuang Zi; and the representative works are the Lie Zi, and the Zhuang Zi. The representative of Zhuangzi school is Zhuangzi; the representative of Xuanxue school is Guo Xiang, the Seven Sages of Bamboo Grove, Tao Yuanming, etc. The representative works are Liezi, Mr. Adult's Biography, The Book of the Extinction from Shan Juyuan, The Theory of Sound and Mourning, The Theory of Difficulty in Nature and Good Learning, The Record of the Peach Blossom Garden, and The New Words of Shishu, etc. The representative of Huanglao school is Shentao, Peng Meng, and Tian Pian, etc. The representative works are a series of brilliant masterpieces such as Oryxa, Oryxa, Guan Zi, and Guanzi. Guanzi", "Guanzi", "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals", "Huainanzi" and so on. In addition, Wang Chong's Lun Heng is also a masterpiece of Huang Lao Taoism. The Taoist school is represented by Ge Hong, Cheng Xuan Ying, Sima Chengzhen and Chen Tuan.　　In addition, recently, due to archaeology, some new Taoist classics have been discovered, such as the Pali Book of Laozi, the Four Classics of the Yellow Emperor, the Bamboo Slip Book of Laozi, Hengxian, Taishengshui, the remnants of Wenzi, and the Dunhuang Remains of the Taoist Collection