The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature

Dongfang Wu; Cheng Su

doi:10.47297/wsprolaadWSP2634-786522.20250605

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The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature

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The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature
The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature
Wenzhou Medical University, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, 325000, China
2025年6卷第5期页码：96-101
纸质出版：2025-10-30
DOI：10.47297/wsprolaadWSP2634-786522.20250605
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Dongfang Wu & Cheng Su. (2025). The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature. 文艺发展研究（英文版）, 6(5), 96-101.

Dongfang Wu,Cheng Su.The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature[J].Research on Literary and Art Development,2025,06(05):96-101.
Dongfang Wu & Cheng Su. (2025). The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature. 文艺发展研究（英文版）, 6(5), 96-101. DOI： 10.47297/wsprolaadWSP2634-786522.20250605.

Dongfang Wu,Cheng Su.The Meaning of Taoism's Reverence for Nature[J].Research on Literary and Art Development,2025,06(05):96-101. DOI： 10.47297/wsprolaadWSP2634-786522.20250605.

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In the Pre-Qin period

the philosophical tradition of "following the way of nature" was established by the Taoist philosophers represented by Laozi and Zhuangzi. According to the position of this natural philosophy of Lao and Zhuang

respecting nature can be understood as three aspects: prohibiting treating nature in an anti-natural way

prohibiting treating the natural life of others in an anti-natural way

and prohibiting treating one's own life in an anti-natural way. The concept of respecting nature in Taoism provides important value guidance for modern people to solve many problems related to human-nature

human-others

and human-self relationships.

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