Warring States period (c. 4th century BCE) · Philosophy, Mysticism
Zhuangzi (Zhuang Zhou), an influential Chinese philosopher of the Warring States period (c. 4th century BCE), is a foundational figure in Daoism. Known for his radical skepticism, philosophical anarchism, and profound critiques of conventional morality and knowledge, he advocated for naturalness, spontaneity, and aligning with the boundless Dao, finding freedom through transcending artificial distinctions and societal constraints.