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Thank you :)

I am a Chinese, and my English is not so good. But I will try my best to address what I know about the Tao. Let us discuss together here. (I have studied and practised Tao for almost 20 years)

Thanks, I am a Chinese, so my English is not so good. But I will try my best to address what I know about the Way. I would like to say that in my opinion, understanding the philosophical branch of Taoism is enough. Many other branches can be ignored.

Tao with Buddhism and Confucianism, The spirits of them are the same.

right, I agree with this

there is another reason: The authors, who wrote the English version of the Taoism books, are not as good at Tao as Chinese sages who wrote the ancient Taoism books. So to read the books written by the Chinese sages is much better than to read the books written by the translators. Good...

Taoism is born and developed and delivered in China. So you can only find tons of references in Chinese. In order to understand Tao well, you have to read lots of books about it. Forthermore, some chinese words are very difficult to find a corresponding english words. So translations of them are...

Because I think it is easier to learn simplified and Mandarin than tranditional and Cantonese.

simplified and Mandarin

I have to say that if you want to know and practise Tao very well, you must learn Chinese first.

Taoism is a religion developed in China, but its ideas are applicable to the whole world. Now including China, the world is in the study of Taoism, but there are some questions to which many people do not give the correct answers. For example, what is the core of Taoist beliefs, and what's the...