What influence did the Taoist school have on the Chinese way of thinking, moral personality

Lao Zi was the first philosopher in the history of Chinese philosophy to explore the origin of the universe. Laozi, surnamed Li Er, character Dan, a word or a posthumous Bo Yang. Chinese ethnicity, born in the Zhou Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period in the State of Chen Bitter County, Li Township, Qu Ren Li], was born about 571 BC, died in 471 BC Laozi is a great thinker, philosopher, writer and historian in ancient China, the founder of the school of Taoism and the main representative of the figure, was the emperor of the Tang Dynasty posthumously regarded as the originator of the family name of Li. Laozi is a world cultural celebrity and one of the world's 100 most famous historical figures. Today, he survives in the Tao Te Ching (also known as Laozi), the core essence of whose works is the simple dialectic, which advocates the rule of inaction. Laozi's thought has had a profound impact on the development of Chinese philosophy and is one of the most widely published and distributed works in the world in written form. In Taoism, Laozi is honored as the founder of Taoism. Laozi was known as Lao Zhuang together with Zhuangzi in later times. In terms of cultivation, Laozi is the originator of Taoism's life and death cultivation, which emphasizes the practice of emptiness of heart and mind, and the practice of not competing with others. In politics, Laozi advocated the teaching of doing nothing and not speaking. In terms of power, Lao Zi preaches the principle that what goes around comes around.