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New Interpretation of "Lieh-Tzu"
Author: Chuang Wan-shou

Abstract：

Lieh-Tzu has been studied for a long time ever since it was written in the Wei-Chin era. In fact, the backgrounds of the figures and sentences in the book were almost before Han Dynasty. From Lieh-Tsu I carry on researches into the sources of Lieh's thought. The main subject of the book is the study of Chi (氣), self-appearing (自生), self-change (自化), and the topic of fate (命運).
The conclusion of the book Lieh-Tzu was condensed from Huang-Lao thought (黃老思想) in Han Dynasty.

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