Taoism has a great influence on educational thought, such as Laozi School and Huanglao School. Here "Lao" refers to Lao Zi and "Zhuang" refers to Zhuangzi. The world handed down Laozi with 5,000 words, which was written in the late Spring and Autumn Period and the early Warring States Period, and preserved Laozi's thoughts.

The essence of Taoist dialectics is to transcend the bipolar opposition of things and see interdependence and mutual transformation.

In the process of education, all forms of simplicity and rudeness, bullying the weak by the strong, and all forms of obstinacy and forced indoctrination will easily lead to the tension between teachers and students and even the failure of educational activities.

Taoist representatives introduced:

Taoism is one of the representative academic schools among the hundred schools, which has made great contributions to China's traditional philosophy and culture. To understand the educational thought of Taoism, Lao Zi and Zhuangzi are two representatives of Taoism.

Laozi: Bo Yang, surnamed Li, was an ancient thinker, philosopher, writer and historian in China, the founder and main representative of Taoist school, and was regarded as one of the top 100 historical celebrities in the world. His ideological work Tao Te Ching (also known as Laozi) has far-reaching influence all over the world.

Zhuangzi: surnamed Zhuang, Zhou, according to legend, was a native of the Song Dynasty during the Warring States Period, an ancient thinker, philosopher and writer in China, and a representative of Taoism, also known as "Lao Zhuang". He is the founder of Zhuangzi's studies and the author of Zhuangzi, among which "Wandering around" and "On Everything" are handed down from generation to generation.