Is Zhuangzi the second classical Chinese?

Zhuangzi was written in classical Chinese. It is a typical classical Chinese, with colorful stories, fantastic imagination, ethereal style, humor and satire, and delicate and vivid writing. Zhuangzi II includes two stories, namely:

1, there is a fish in the north, and its name is Kun: It tells the story of a fish in the north, and its name is Kun. Kun is very big, I don't know how many miles it is. Kun became a bird, and his name was Peng. Peng's back is also very big, which is thousands of miles away. When it flies high, its wings are like clouds in the sky. This kind of bird will migrate to Nanming, that is, Tianchi, when the sea breeze blows. This story depicts the greatness and strength of Pengniao and the spectacular scene of its migration.

2. Zhuangzi and Keiko swim on the good: It tells the story of Zhuangzi and Keiko playing together on the good. Zhuangzi saw the little fish swimming freely in the water, which he thought was a sign of fish's happiness. Keiko questioned Zhuangzi, because Keiko thought that Zhuangzi was not a fish. How could he know the happiness of fish? Zhuangzi asked Keiko, since Keiko is not himself, how do you know that Zhuangzi doesn't know the happiness of fish? This story shows Zhuangzi's insight into the essence of things and his understanding of people's inner feelings through dialogue.