Who is the author of Autumn Water? Who is Zhuang Zi?

Autumn Water was a philosophical work written by the famous ancient Chinese philosopher, Zhuangzi. It was regarded as a classic work of ancient Chinese philosophy.

Zhuang Mohan was not Zhuang Zi. Zhuangzi was a philosopher during the Warring States Period. His main philosophical point of view was summarized as "Taoism". Zhuang Mohan was a famous calligrapher in Northern Qi, a calligrapher of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Therefore, Zhuang Mohan and Zhuang Zi were different people.

" A Spring Breeze Is Less Than You " was about the love story between Autumn Water and Little Red. In the novel, Autumn Water was a tall and handsome boy. He met a girl named Xiao Hong in university and their relationship gradually warmed up. Autumn Water didn't have any feelings for Little Red at first, but he found a unique charm in Little Red and slowly began to like her. However, Autumn Water's emotional journey was not smooth. He experienced many setbacks and pain and finally got together with Xiao Hong. In the novel, the relationship between Autumn Water and Xiao Hong was rather complicated. At first, he had no feelings for Xiao Hong, but as time passed, he gradually fell in love with Xiao Hong and Xiao Hong also developed feelings for Autumn Water. At the end of the novel, Autumn Water and Xiao Hong were together. Autumn Water also understood his heart and expressed his feelings for Xiao Hong. The two of them also came together. Therefore, it was up to the readers to decide who Autumn Water liked.

The protagonist of the story of Autumn Water in Zhuangzi was Zhuangzi.

The author of Autumn's Wild was from Korea.

The author of Autumn Water was Fang Xiang.

Autumn Water is a collection of essays written by the ancient Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi. The existing versions are handed down from the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties. The earliest version can be traced back to the Southern Song Dynasty. This anthology mainly included Zhuangzi's philosophy, attitude towards life, and criticism of social reality. It was regarded as an important document in the history of ancient Chinese philosophy.

The Great Grandmaster was an article written by Zhuangzi, which mainly discussed his understanding of the concept of life and death and the realm of true people. Chuang Tzu believed that life and death were part of the changes in nature, and humans could not control fate. He advocated a pure mind, leaving the form and wisdom, forgetting life and death, and following nature. This was the so-called "Dao". Chuang Tzu believed that nature and man were one and the same, and there was no difference between man's life and death and nature. He compared the Dao to the most respectable and revered teacher. Only true people could comprehend the Dao. Through seven short stories, Chuang Tzu deeply explored the realm of the real person. In general, the Great Grandmaster elaborated on Zhuangzi's core thoughts on the concept of life and death and the realm of true people.

The core idea of Master Zhuangzi was to take Tao as a teacher. He believed that nature and man were one, and there was no difference between life and death. Chuang Tzu advocated to be pure and quiet, to leave the body and mind, to forget life and death, and to conform to nature. He believed that only a true person could comprehend the Tao. A true person would forget himself and become one with the Tao, achieving the realm of "sitting and forgetting". This thought of Chuang Tzu denied the subjective initiative of human beings to transform nature and society.

I don't know who the author of 'the autumn of magic novel' is. There are so many novels out there and without more context it's difficult to determine.