What does "Tao" mean in China traditional culture? The truth?

Generally speaking, it refers to "avenue", which is always translated in classical Chinese translation. In a narrow sense, it should be the "Tao" put forward by Laozi. This kind of Tao can be said, but is there anything that can be said to be equivalent? It can be understood as a seamless universe ontology, the eternal source of all things in heaven and earth, and the laws and rules of endless movement and opposition transformation. Broadly speaking, it can contain many excellent moral qualities. To a large extent, this kind of thing can only be understood but not expressed, and it needs to be understood slowly. Read more books like Laozi, and you will have a deeper understanding. If it is understood as truth, it often makes sense, but it is not completely equal to truth. If it is used for translation, it can be translated into "Avenue" without translation.