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| + | From what we know Lao-Tzu was a Chinese philosopher. He also is the writer of Tao Te Ching, and is considered the creater of Chinese Taoism, a Chinese philosophy that promotes living a simple life. Lao-Tzu is very controversial because we don't know much or about or whether our information is true. His story keeps changing. Some say his name was Lei-Erh or Lei-Tan, who lived in Ch'üjen village in Southern Chinese state, Ch'u. He was in charge of the records of the the Chinese imperial capital, Loyang. He was also associated with the philosopher, Confucious. Others say he, Lao Lai Tzu, is the creator of Taosim, from Ch'u, and is the writer of the taoist book, Tao Te Ching. | ||
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Lao-Tzu
From what we know Lao-Tzu was a Chinese philosopher. He also is the writer of Tao Te Ching, and is considered the creater of Chinese Taoism, a Chinese philosophy that promotes living a simple life. Lao-Tzu is very controversial because we don't know much or about or whether our information is true. His story keeps changing. Some say his name was Lei-Erh or Lei-Tan, who lived in Ch'üjen village in Southern Chinese state, Ch'u. He was in charge of the records of the the Chinese imperial capital, Loyang. He was also associated with the philosopher, Confucious. Others say he, Lao Lai Tzu, is the creator of Taosim, from Ch'u, and is the writer of the taoist book, Tao Te Ching.
