lao-tzu
老子,周易,吾道,道德经
Definitions
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- : Li Erh; Li Er, 6th-century b.c., Chinese philosopher: reputed founder of Taoism.
- : Tao Te Ching.
Examples
If you know your enemy,” the ancient Chinese warrior Sun Tzu taught, “you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.
His strategy for taking on the owners was a thing of beauty, a resilient, multipronged attack that would have made Sun Tzu proud.
“All warfare is based on deception,” Sun Tzu says in The Art of War.
In The Art of War, Sun Tzu defined a fundamental tenet of battle strategy: never fight on the terrain that favors your enemy.
The Romney team should look at the South Carolina result like Sun Tzu would.
We embraced, and before the others could press forward to salute me, I gave the jhirnee: "Pan lao!"
This man was called Lao-tse, a recluse and philosopher, who was already an old man when Confucius began his travels.
Don Torribio occupied himself by doubling up his lao several times in his right hand.
"Your mind is widely opened, esteemed," replied Lao Ting respectfully.
In spite of the admittedly rough-edged nature of Hoa-mi's leave-taking, Lao Ting retraced his steps in an exalted frame of mind.