How to understand Tao Te Ching and Zhu Jing by studying moral classics?

Learning Tao Te Ching and its classics requires a set of learning methods suitable for you, and you can't completely copy the previous understanding methods. Everyone has a different understanding of classics. You must have your own understanding and thinking to learn better.

The word "morality" is the sublimation and generalization of the word "law" and the essence of Tao Te Ching. The so-called "Tao" is both a thing and a reason. It can be professional ethics or personal moral cultivation quality, so it can not be separated from the established moral ethics and laws of human society. Tao is both macroscopic and microscopic, which is embodied in the survival criterion of human society and everyone's character.

To learn this kind of "classics", we should learn from western philosophical research methods and combine Chinese and western works, so as to have a more comprehensive understanding of these classic works and better analyze the word "virtue". Accurately speaking, it is to ask yourself questions, and keep asking yourself when learning these classics. What does this sentence mean? What does it mean behind it? I think it should mean this. Understanding these classics is inseparable from the text itself, and combining with some western philosophy and art, we can understand and digest the essence of these classics more comprehensively.

To understand Tao Te Ching and other classics, we need to evaluate a person's moral behavior with specific examples, which is the most direct way to apply the text to practice and let us feel the cultural connotation of these classic works more intuitively.

In a word, learning these classics can't only depend on your own understanding, but also have a rigorous and scientific attitude of verification. Combining with other theories, you can't read the Tao Te Ching and the classics without a word.