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The founder of Taoism was the Warring States Period During this period, Li Er (also known as Laozi), a native of Chu State. It is said that Lao Tzu lived for more than 160 years, and then he practiced Taoism and became an immortal and was regarded as the "Tai Shang Lao Jun". The Tao Te Ching he created is regarded by later generations as the ideological source of Taoism and has a profound impact on Chinese culture.
Taoism is completely different from Buddhism. Although Buddhism has always dominated the development of Chinese religions, its main role is mostly to pray for blessings, offer sacrifices, and ensure peace, while Taoism has a deeper meaning among the people. It can exorcise evil spirits, suppress ghosts, avoid disasters, connect heaven, earth and ghosts, and even bring the dead back to life. With the development of China for thousands of years, Taoism has also evolved into different systems: "Sutu, Mayi, Zhongge, Quanzhen, and Maoshan". Su Tu majored in engineering repairs and building capital foundations. Most of the Feng Shui theories of later generations originated from Su Tu; Mai specialized in prediction and divination. The Mai statue that everyone is familiar with is actually a continuation of Mai's theory; Quanzhen must have seen it. Everyone who knows The Legend of the Condor Heroes knows that Yang Guo was sent to the Quanzhen Sect at the beginning, where he majored in martial arts and self-cultivation; Zhongge also majored in martial arts and self-cultivation, but unlike Quanzhen, Zhongge paid more attention to immortality and gained Tao becomes immortal. According to the records of "Book of Han: Biography of Morals", as early as the early Han Dynasty, Taoism had separated the prototypes of Zhongge and Quanzhen. Over three hundred years old, he looked like he was thirty, phantomed, and flew...