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Why Do Chinese Value Subtlety?

There are profound underlying reasons to this question that relate to Chinese literature and art.
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Why Do Chinese Value Subtlety?
It is said that Laozi had a servant named Xu Jia who had served him for over 200 years. Sun Mingguo/The Epoch Times
Zhang Tianliang
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In the following, drawn from my e-book, “Talks on Chinese Civilization,” I discuss the importance of imagination and subtlety in the experience of art and literature, due to the influence of Taoism on Chinese thought.

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Zhang Tianliang
Zhang Tianliang
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Dr. Zhang Tianliang is a professor at Fei Tian College and the librettist for Shen Yun Performing Arts operas. He is a prolific writer, historian, film producer, screenwriter, and thinker. He co-authored several books on communism that have been translated into over 20 languages. He is the founder of NPO Tianliang Alliance. Follow him on YouTube @TianLiangTimes
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