text: A chapter in this text likens virtuous people to newborns who have a strong grip despite their brittlebones and weak muscles.
full_question: A chapter in this text likens virtuous people to newborns who have a strong grip despite their brittlebones and weak muscles. According to this text, the Heaven and Earth are just as heartless as humanswho fashion straw dogs to use in sacrifices. The sixth chapter of this text exalts the "mysterious female"for her role in bridging Heaven and Earth. This text declares that "Knowing others is (*) intelligence," but"Knowing yourself is true wisdom." The second line of this text declares that "the names that can be named are notunvarying names." This text, which is more popular than the similar Zhuangzi, (JUANG zeh) promotes aparadoxical action through non-action, known as wu wei. For 10 points, name this key Taoist text sometimes namedfor its author, Lao-tzu.
first_sentence: A chapter in this text likens virtuous people to newborns who have a strong grip despite their brittlebones and weak muscles.
raw_answer:  Daodejing [or Tao Te Ching; or Lao-tzu before mentioned]