In the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu compares the Tao to water.

在《道德经》中，老子将道比作水。

This, according to Lao Tzu, is how one achieves mastery of the world.

老子认为，这就是一个人掌握世界的方式。

Lao Tzu and Chuang Tzu also pointed to this state in their unique ways.

老子和庄子也以他们独特的方式指出了这种状态。

As always, this is just my opinion and understanding of Lao Tzu's words, not advice.

一如既往，这只是我对老子的话的看法和理解，不是建议。

Lao Tzu observed that the path will be clear when we're in a state of stillness.

老子观察到，当我们处于静止状态时，道路就会变得清晰。

Or as Lao Tzu stated: " When you arrive at non-action, nothing will be left undone."

或者正如老子所说：“无为而无不为。

Lao Tzu: Lao Tzu would probably be S-Tier if I knew more about his life, and that's probably just a feeling on my behalf.

如果我更了解老子的生平，他可能会排在 S 级，这或许只是代表我的一种感觉。

" The more wealth you possess, the harder it is to protect, " Lao Tzu stated.

“你拥有的财富越多，就越难守住，”老子说。

Lao Tzu Generally, people admire 'strength' and look down on 'weakness.'

老子一般来说，人们崇拜“力量”，瞧不起“软弱”。

Now, Lao Tzu pointed to the mechanism of non-doing, which is the principle of letting nature run its course without intervention.

老子指的是无为的机制，就是顺其自然，不干预的原则。

" Weakness is how the Tao works, " wrote Taoist sage Lao Tzu.

道家圣人老子写道：“弱者道之用。”

In several chapters of the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu writes about the principle of not forcing.

在《道德经》的几个章节中，老子写到了不强求的原则。

Lao Tzu Our civilization is in a state of ongoing strivings, in which control seems to be the highest virtue.

老子我们的文明处于不断奋斗的状态，在这种状态下，控制似乎是最高的美德。

" Whoever knows contentment will be at peace forever, " Lao Tzu states.

“故知足之足，常足矣。”

The Tao Te Ching, the main Taoist scripture, was written by a mysterious sage named Lao Tzu.

道教的主要经文《道德经》是由一位名叫老子的神秘圣人写的。

As Lao Tzu wrote: " Those who use moderation are already on the path to the Tao."

正如老子所写的那样：“知足不辱，知止不殆，可以长久。”

Not without reason, Lao Tzu wrote that the worst leader is the one who's despised.

不无道理，老子写道，最糟糕的领导者是被鄙视的人。

And in one translation of the Tao Te Ching, in Chapter 8, Lao Tzu says, " the best of men is like water."

在《道德经》一个译本的第八章中，老子说，“上善若水。”

And these were five lessons based on the writings of Taoist sage Lao Tzu.

以上就是基于道教圣人老子著作的五条道理。

Antidote four: The inner law By continually stretching ourselves beyond our capacities, we ask for trouble, so thought Taoist sage Lao Tzu.

内在法则道家圣人老子认为，我们不断地强自己所难，自找麻烦。