The great road is invisible, giving birth to heaven and earth; the great road is ruthless, moving the sun and the moon; the great road is nameless, nourishing all things. I don't know its name, so I

The great road is invisible, giving birth to heaven and earth; the great road is ruthless, moving the sun and the moon; the great road is nameless, nourishing all things. I don't know its name, so I call it Tao. "What does it mean?"

The so-called "Tao" in "Laozi" is actually the Hunyuan Wuji before Yin and Yang are judged. The origin of the universe, the origin of heaven and earth, the foundation of all things, and the cardinal mechanism of creation. It is formless, colorless and odorless, omnipresent, omnipresent, filling the universe, pervading the ten directions, neither increasing nor decreasing, and exists forever. It is intangible and nameless, but it does exist. Laozi wants people to recognize it, study it, master it, and use it. Hence the name "Tao".