Taoism in the Modern World

The Taoist 's "moral scripture" of the modern world is the second largest revision in the world, the Bible is the only revised Bible. It was written between the 6 th century BC and the 3 rd century CE. At that time, China fell into confusion of enemy countries. He is said to have lived 160 to 200 years old, but some people think that they are still alive and living in the woods. Since I started reading Taoism, I changed my view of life.

Dàojiàotú (Chinese: Taoism; literally: "foat followers") having the meaning of "Taoism" is "a member or believer of Taoism", a contemporary invention dating back to the 20th century China of the West. For "organized religion", but for most Chinese societies where Taoism continues to be the "order" of Chinese religion, it makes no sense. Several elements of Taoism can be traced back to Chinese prehistoric folk religion and then merged into Taoism tradition. In particular, many Taoist customs come from the phenomenon of Warring States Period (related to Sherman culture in northern China) and Fangs ("old document custodian, one of which is called Laoji), but later Taoism He insisted on that, but he is the same as he himself.

Daoism (Taoism Taoism) brought from China from the 7th century to the 8th century and exerted various degrees of influence on the spirit of indigenous people in Japan. Taoist customs are absorbed by Shinto. Shinto is a source of religion of exquisite, Shinto, and God. Taoism has something in common with Shinto as a kind of Chinese indigenous religion, but Taoism is more sealed, but Shintoism is more shamanistic. The influence of Taoism in Japan is far less serious than New Confucianism in Japan. Today, Chinese Taoism system exists in China in the form of several temples; Seitenkyū was founded in 1995.

Taoist literature and art influenced Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese culture. Until the modern era, organized Taoism did not seem to attract many believers other than Chinese. 7.5 million people (33% of the population) in Taiwan are regarded as Taoists. According to the religious demographics of Hong Kong and Singapore collected in 2010, 14% and 11% of these cities are considering Taoism. Through China's history, a lot of art has been influenced by Taoism thought. Fame famous painters who are influenced by Taoism include Wu Wei, Huanggang Wang, Mi Fu, Mu Yi Fa Shang, Tao Ni, Mi Mi and Wang Zengqi. Taoist art represents various regions, dialects and periods related to Taoism. The ancient Taoism art was entrusted to aristocrats, but scholars and chiefs were also directly involved in art.