For 10 points, name this Chinese religious and/or philosophical tradition that was founded by Laozi, the author of the Daodejing.
In traditional depictions of the "vinegar tasters", the founder of this philosophy is depicted as having a happy expression, symbolizing this movement's generally positive view of life. Ziran, or (*) naturalness, is a concept associated with this belief system. Another related central concept of this philosophy, wu wei, is often defined as "action without action." The purported founder of this movement is often called the "Old Master", and this non-Confucian movement often clashed with legalism. For 10 points, name this Chinese religious and/or philosophical tradition that was founded by Laozi, the author of the Daodejing.
In traditional depictions of the "vinegar tasters", the founder of this philosophy is depicted as having a happy expression, symbolizing this movement's generally positive view of life.
Taoism [accept Daoism before Daodejing, prompt after] &lt;LT&gt;