Sacred artwork of Chinese folk religion and Daoism, including temple murals, deification scrolls and depictions of Daoist immortals and canonized historical figures. Belongs here: a work whose subject is a Daoist immortal, a Chinese folk deity, or the canonization of a historical figure into the Chinese religious pantheon, such as the Yongle Palace murals or a canonization scroll. Does not belong here: a Chinese Buddhist subject, grouped under Buddhist Art, or a Japanese Shinto subject, grouped under Japanese Shinto Art, despite regional and stylistic proximity.
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1. Wikipedia: Zhuangzi (book)
WikipediaWikipedia Zhuangzi (book), lead section, Chinese and Daoist ArtQuote, Wikipedia Zhuangzi (book), lead section, Chinese and Daoist Art
The Zhuangzi...is an ancient Chinese text that is one of the two foundational texts of Taoism.
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