Other important ancient editions of Tao Te Ching

1, strict compliance version. Yan Zun (86 ~ 10 BC), a Taoist scholar at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, was originally named Zhuang Junping, and wrote Lao Zi Gui Zhi, which was later mistaken as a fake work, leaving only the German classics. 1994, Zhonghua Book Company published Laozi Gui Zhi, which was collated by Wang De.

2. He Gong Edition. Monk Gong was a hermit in the Warring States Period and the founder of Fang Xiandao. Some scholars believe that the River Gong was originally written by Huang Lao scholars in the Han Dynasty under the guise of the River Gong. Heshanggongben was preserved in the jade formula of the orthodox Taoist temple in Ming Dynasty, and was widely used by Taoist priests. 1993 Zhonghua Book Company published the official sentence of Lao Zi Dao De Jing He, which was proofread by Wang Ka.

3, like the version. Zhang Ling (34 ~ 156), the founder of Tianshidao in the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote "Old Xiangzi Jules", which was lost long ago. Later, the manuscripts of the Six Dynasties were found in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, leaving only the Taoist scriptures, which are now collected in the British Museum. 199 1 year, Tsung i Jao's True or False Old Xiangzi Jules was published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House.

4, Wang Bi version. Wang Bi (226-249), a metaphysical scholar of Wei in the Three Kingdoms period, wrote Notes on Laozi's Tao Te Ching, which was the most widely circulated version among ancient scholars. In 2008, Zhonghua Book Company published Lou Yulie's Interpretation of Laozi's Moral Classics.

5. Yi Fu Edition. Master Tang Taizhi ordered Fu Yi (555 ~ 639) to revise the ancient books in the tomb of Princess Xiang Yu. It is said that he consulted nine kinds of annotation books at that time and compiled the ancient book Tao Te Ching, which was kept in the directory of Shendong, an orthodox Taoist collection. 1988, 36 volumes of Taoist scriptures published by Shanghai Bookstore included orthodox Taoist scriptures.