China in the Classics: Dao De Jing

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  • čas přidán 27. 12. 2021
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    This episode of "China in the Classics" is about "Dao De Jing." It's a groundbreaking work of Chinese philosophy. Consisting of about 5,000 characters, it covers multiple areas, including ethics, politics and the art of war. It has had a far-reaching influence on the philosophy of China and even that of the world, as well as people's way of thinking.
    This episode features actors Wang Qingxiang, Zhang Tong, Huang Lei, Wang Kuirong and others. It presents a dialogue between "contemporary reader" Sa Beining and ancient book writer Laozi on a multi-dimensional immersive stage. The stories about how Laozi sought Dao, or the "way," understood Dao and spread Dao are told in an ingenious way.
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Komentáře • 64

  • @DMGrass-gb9kg
    @DMGrass-gb9kg Před 6 měsíci +3

    The Dao De Jing is my favorite book. I've read it over 30 times. It has so much to offer the world. I feel like it is a compilation of all the ancient Chinese wisdom. It really has helped me become a more serene, and resilient person; a more complete person.

  • @emhgarlyyeung
    @emhgarlyyeung Před 2 lety +8

    The whole world need to see this!

  • @frankmd7102
    @frankmd7102 Před rokem +5

    Here in Peru , Machupicchu, you can see multitutes of temples dedicated to the water; shui, to the Sun TataInti, the Andean Tao was in the spirit of its builders and its ancient dwellers, Wonderful rendition of the DAO DE JING and to Stephen Mitchel s in depth translation Gracias, Añay!

  • @Leo-lj6vs
    @Leo-lj6vs Před 2 lety +13

    I read some of the Dao De Jing when I was younger while learning about tai chi. This is a great video that takes us back thousands of years ago. Very well done.

  • @manchu-qu9mw
    @manchu-qu9mw Před rokem +1

    Chinese all over the world ought to feel proud of what this true roots of a civilization is. That is why the Chinese is the embodiment of all essences of culture and value that made them so successful and indomitable. The Western and Europeans had better learn from the Chinese to see the world in a more humane perspective and not live for greed and power.

  • @haggaigertz
    @haggaigertz Před měsícem

    The best film about Dao De Ying!!! Thanks

  • @dinoyuan1574
    @dinoyuan1574 Před 2 lety +17

    WOW!!!! Is this a series? Sounds really epic and promising and WITH ENGLISH SUBS?! Incredible work. Thank you!

  • @yeapsoon3115
    @yeapsoon3115 Před 2 lety +6

    "I ain't got whole day! Come on, Consciousness! .. begin!" ... this person wanted to experience and acquire Consciousness so she sat in the lotus posture and held her asana, closed her eyes and drifted in the supposedly meditative state which can induce the experience of Consciousness. Then, .. just like you, I guess, ... "I ain't got whole day! .."
    This segment did explained every aspect of Dao if you only watch to the end. Do you have knowledge in the Hindu Dharma or the similar Buddhist Dharma and Samsara? Dao is the same, the Origin of all things and the External Laws for Humanity. It never ends and in Samsara, the cycle of origin and beginning or cycle of life and death (rebirth and reincarnates).

  • @theasianwitch
    @theasianwitch Před 10 měsíci +1

    Beautiful story and acting...thank you for sharing this! I just finished reading the Dao de jing here as a Chinese American. It is changing the way I think about my life thousands of years after it was written. Thank you Master Lao Tzu!

  • @markchan8110
    @markchan8110 Před 2 lety +14

    The Great Tao give birth to taiji, taiji give birth to liang yi, liang yi give birth to San, San give rise to the formation of Shi Shiang. Shi Shiang is us, our existence our dimension.

    • @satnamo
      @satnamo Před 2 lety +3

      Wuji moves and produces Taiji;
      Taiji returns to Wuji when de former becomes still;
      All things in das universe go like that.
      They eventually return to nothingness

    • @markchan8110
      @markchan8110 Před 2 lety +3

      @@satnamo The term wuji means no taiji. I think movement comes after Taiji is formed. Without space there is no movement.

  • @emhgarlyyeung
    @emhgarlyyeung Před 2 lety +6

    8:21 The way of ruling a state!

  • @freeworld88888
    @freeworld88888 Před 2 lety +12

    The Daoism or the way. It means know the way or the path or the leader or temple long time ago in Chinese culture those who knows Dao or the way of nature operate or the universe energy..it is like water, it is nourishing everything under heave, it is the force, the name, I don't know, so i called it Dao...laotzu wasn't the creator of Dao, he wrote the Dao de jing... Daoism in China has many sects, so are corrupted by superstitions but not real wisdom/ phenomena, just belief is not reality. Chinese Chan is based on Dao or it is called Zen in Japanese. Without Tao, there is no guide to understand our lives here or nature. I hope china encourage more people read it.
    My favourite Daoist is Zhang zi' s commentary on the Dao, it is more pure.

  • @lobster-lobstercantik9976

    All skills must be studied patiently for those who are less able, then practice diligently, and persevere with strict discipline, happy things will surely come later.

  • @Kaede-Sasaki
    @Kaede-Sasaki Před 5 měsíci

    私は昔の髪型が大好きです! アップロードしていただきありがとうございます。
    我喜歡那些舊髮型! 感謝您的上傳。

  • @ukulyjewelry
    @ukulyjewelry Před 2 lety +5

    激动,想哭👏👏👏

  • @charlesanthony8642
    @charlesanthony8642 Před 2 lety +1

    thank you for the english subtitle ! warm regards from Indonesia !

  • @Hanmoon850
    @Hanmoon850 Před 2 lety +1

    CGTN best news in china.. I love cgtn documenter to... the teather its beyond very2 Wow 4 thumb for actor to ! Thank u CGTN...

  • @mluisaforatini7261
    @mluisaforatini7261 Před 2 lety +2

    这种历史演剧真漂亮!💯❗

  • @olenievart
    @olenievart Před 2 lety +1

    Great work.

  • @joanlorente1974
    @joanlorente1974 Před měsícem

    excellent work of Art

  • @ezeezz1428
    @ezeezz1428 Před 2 lety +1

    Wonderful 😊

  • @888kiakia
    @888kiakia Před 2 lety +2

    very interesting

  • @nicholasdenittis46
    @nicholasdenittis46 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Where did Laozi say: "Let them enjoy their food, beautify their clothing, be satisified with their homes and delight in their customs"? Moreover, this is an incredibly simplistic response to the question "What is it like 2,500 years in the future?" Is the purpose of the former quote to suggest contentment and finding joy and contentment with everyday life? If so, it is in line with Taoist philosophy; if advocating for a materialistic view of life, it is far from this philosophy. In fact, it is the antithesis.

  • @user-cl7zq8me8b
    @user-cl7zq8me8b Před 2 lety +2

    拜见先贤

  • @user-nq2sw6sg8q
    @user-nq2sw6sg8q Před 2 lety +3

    Using no way as Way.

  • @houseblend1309
    @houseblend1309 Před 2 lety +2

    Tho Teck Ging, my dialect reads it.

  • @cosmicrust9715
    @cosmicrust9715 Před 2 lety +1

    Fun Fact: The TAO and Kabbalah are one and the Same Philosophy.👍

  • @satnamo
    @satnamo Před 2 lety +3

    De Dao that can be daoed is not de eternal Dao.
    De name that can be named is not de eternal name.
    Nameless is de origin of das universe:
    It is called das Big Bang

  • @lucyblueeyes3858
    @lucyblueeyes3858 Před 7 měsíci

    I wish there were Chinese subtitles as well.

  • @shyang5442
    @shyang5442 Před 2 lety +1

    Few foreigner can understand them.

  • @ramthian
    @ramthian Před 2 lety

    😘

  • @longvilaiphan6768
    @longvilaiphan6768 Před rokem

    ทำไม.ท้องฟ้าทองถหนน.เงียบ.ทำถูก.ผิด.อาจาร?

  • @xingw9358
    @xingw9358 Před 2 lety

    胡宗宪严老师也这么出神入化

  • @Yanqingzhang
    @Yanqingzhang Před 2 lety

    道德经需要分类来读,比如,论战争 czcams.com/video/rOWgI5Y4WvQ/video.html
    宇宙论 czcams.com/video/1H1EXUqTAJ0/video.html

    • @user-ks7gr2tg7i
      @user-ks7gr2tg7i Před 2 lety

      看不到主体思想都没什么用,这些论战争宇宙论之类的其他书早讲过了且讲的更加透彻,不如看看哲学,军事学。

  • @timfoinc.6879
    @timfoinc.6879 Před 2 lety +1

    Do- Duck- Gyung into pure korean/ koran?/ western long lost revived sanskrit is War- Pan- Byung/ in English they came digging disease- soldiers. It mean we are all connected and red cross to Buddhism Symbols are recurring to reconnect to unite the world in letters and symbols. Yet, highest rock mountains are land marks while good soil in finest clean waters kept big tree net works. Humans has sustained their lives under the big trees and Rh- class, not Ph degrees grow their 🐗 hair strong but never grow in lengthy way but only on human crown head.

  • @kelvinloh8396
    @kelvinloh8396 Před 2 lety +1

    毛泽东主席虽立我为天子,他给我的是艰难的爱,不是空头支票。我相信毛主席向忠于他的解放军将领们声明如果天子能成才,将领们请辅佐他掌控,统领解放军,实现他老人家的意志,统一祖国。不然,就不管他。

  • @ClassicOperas
    @ClassicOperas Před 2 lety

    非常希望我們能讀 中國古文經典 存在於繁體中文
    繁體中文有其崇高價值; 每筆劃都有意義和美。
    簡體中文不應用於中國古文經典,有如失去其核心價值觀。

    • @user-ks7gr2tg7i
      @user-ks7gr2tg7i Před 2 lety

      繁体简体都只是一种形式,繁体可能更好,但局限于对形式的选择你就看不到老子想让你看到的内容

    • @elle498
      @elle498 Před rokem

      @@user-ks7gr2tg7i 对,道德经的核心内涵是不会拘泥于形式的。悟道与否与字体没有关系

    • @huipinghuang9813
      @huipinghuang9813 Před 7 měsíci

      就你这段 你倒是说说哪些是你所谓的繁体 那些又是你所谓的简体 中华古文经典的文体从先秦到秦始皇大一統前 各国都用不同文文体 秦始皇一统华夏后书同文字 统一使用小篆体秦 汉之际隶书兴起 最终取代小篆 对汉文字最大的迫害是隶书 汉文字体变化最大的一次就是小篆隶书化 隶书也就是你所谓的繁体 按你的逻辑 咱们应该回归小篆 或远古文字体 繁简体的定义本就是谬论 中国大陆用的文字只是部分被简化与替代 并不是都被改了 大部分汉文字依然是传承文字 但不管怎么样 他们都是华夏文字 都蕴含着中华民族的大智大慧 文字形体的改变自古有之 明者自懂 昏者不明

    • @Kaede-Sasaki
      @Kaede-Sasaki Před 5 měsíci

      Well, it's all in modern mandarin, so...
      Would love to see in classical (middle?) Chinese. Many syllable Endings (-k, -p, etc).
      English: "The tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao."
      Mandarin (Chinese): "道可道非常道" (Dào kě dào fēi cháng dào)
      Middle chinese: (daw kha daw pje zjang daw)

    • @Kaede-Sasaki
      @Kaede-Sasaki Před 5 měsíci

      Middle Chinese: Phrase: 心有餘而力不足 Pronunciation: sim jɨu jɨo nɨa lɨik bɨut sɨuo Meaning: The heart is willing, but the strength is insufficient
      Old Chinese: Phrase: 氣願而力不足 Pronunciation: *kʰjəʔ ɢʷa[n]-s ʔəʔ lək pək-suk Meaning: The will is there, but the strength is insufficient

  • @user-eb6xb7ol5t
    @user-eb6xb7ol5t Před 2 lety

    台灣人還是不停給我毒自來水,我的腎臟已無法負荷,請不要再摧殘我的身體,再追加兩百億元,總共五佰零三億元台幣,503億元台幣,再加座墊一直沒有改善,總是不停找我麻煩再加三十億元,總共是533億元,伍佰三十三億元,五分之一捐獻給台灣人

  • @ezekielwootton3403
    @ezekielwootton3403 Před 2 lety +1

    I think I watched about 15 minutes of this. I'm pretty disappointed. I'm really interested in learning about the Dao. I wish this had been more informative.

    • @janbour8152
      @janbour8152 Před 2 lety +20

      In this tradition one does not hand out the answer.
      Western thinking wants to reach "conclusions", which literally means closure. It wants to close the subject from further thinking. Western thinking is mostly about handing over conclusions, answers. Answers are based on reasoning. Reasoning is basically extending existing answers into new answers, "reaching" conclusions. It is like extending your arm to grab a fruit. Western thinking is goal-directed thinking. It is based on fulfilling desire. When it grabs one thing, it eats it, then it wants the next thing in endless repetition. It reaches for ever higher fruit.
      No matter how much one acquires it is never enough. Look at the US, a country build on its greed. The richest country in the world. Americans are four times more affluent than the world average. Still it is not enough. Robbing and killing the natives was not enough. They needed to go abroad to rob and steal more. Even when billions live in poverty through their ruthless exploitation, they still need more. They have their import for free, they own 60% of all companies in the world in $. They swim in dollars. Their rich keep tens of trillions in trusts, tax free, It is not enough. They eat more and the hunger only grows.
      What does the seeker find? And what does the finder seek? Those who embrace questions become masters, those who embrace answers become slaves.
      The Chinese think that East and West can learn from each other. This raises questions. What does the blind man see? What does the deaf man hear? How come one so rich still needs to steal? How come one so mighty still needs dirty tricks? How come one so full of his own self-righteousness can not afford the truth? How to fill a full pot? How to empty an empty pot? Why does the slayer feel victim? Why does the one so full of himself feel so empty? Why does the one empty of himself feel so full?
      We need to ponder on these questions

    • @houseblend1309
      @houseblend1309 Před 2 lety +9

      He shows the path, you find your ways....

    • @yeapsoon3115
      @yeapsoon3115 Před 2 lety

      "I ain't got whole day! Come on, Consciousness! .. begin!" ... this person wanted to experience and acquire Consciousness so she sat in the lotus posture and held her asana, closed her eyes and drifted in the supposedly meditative state which can induce the experience of Consciousness. Then, .. just like you, I guess, ... "I ain't got whole day! .."
      This segment did explained every aspect of Dao if you only watched to the end. Do you have knowledge in the Hindu Dharma or the similar Buddhist Dharma and Samsara? Dao is the same, the Origin of all things and the External Laws for Humanity. It never ends and in Samsara, the cycle of origin and beginning or cycle of life and death (rebirth and reincarnates).

    • @yeapsoon3115
      @yeapsoon3115 Před 2 lety

      "I ain't got whole day! Come on, Consciousness! .. begin!" ... this person wanted to experience and acquire Consciousness so she sat in the lotus posture and held her asana, closed her eyes and drifted in the supposedly meditative state which can induce the experience of Consciousness. Then, .. just like you, I guess, ... "I ain't got whole day! .."
      This segment did explained every aspect of Dao if you only watched to the end. Do you have knowledge in the Hindu Dharma or the similar Buddhist Dharma and Samsara? Dao is the same, the Origin and the External Laws for Humanity. It never ends and in Samsara, the cycle of origin and beginning or cycle of life and death (rebirth and reincarnates).

    • @andrewlim7751
      @andrewlim7751 Před 2 lety +1

      DAO is to expand your imagination, it's limitless, boundless and dare to dream.

  • @misterhill5598
    @misterhill5598 Před 2 lety +4

    A wonderful and creative introduction to Dao De Jing.
    Young or old, everyone can learn something from this.