Much of this text urges people to conquer their enemies with inaction.
Near the end of this work, this work provides a list of things to do to construct a utopia: eat well, make beautiful things, sail boats and ride horses. Another section of this work describes the difference between a country governed by tolerance and one governed by repression, the latter of which leads to crafty people. Much of this text urges people to conquer their enemies with inaction. Divided into 81 portions, it is often completely memorized and ends with the assertion "eloquent words are true" and that the title entity nourishes by not forcing. It begins by claiming "the name that cannot be named is not the Name." Sometimes translated as the "Classic of the Way of Virtue" this work claims "Know masculinity, be feminine" to illustrate the concepts of yin and yang. For 10 points, name this work of Lao Tzu.
Near the end of this work, this work provides a list of things to do to construct a utopia: eat well, make beautiful things, sail boats and ride horses.
Tao Te Ching or Dao De Ching