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| |title=南華真經
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| |pinyin_title=nan hua zhen jing
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| |image=[[File:NanHuaZhenJingZhuShu.JPG|center|200px|thumb]]
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| |title_list= 莊子, Chuang-tzu, Zhuangzi
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| |format=Select one of the following: 木刻版
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| |creator_list= 莊周, (晉)郭象, (唐)成玄英
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| |located_in=[[Daozang jiyao - A]] 牛集
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| 南華真經 (''Nan Hua Zhen Jing'', lit. ''The True Scripture of Southern Florescence'' ), also titled 莊子 (''Zhuang Zi''), is a collection of text attributed to the philosopher 莊周 (Zhuang Zhou), commonly known as Zhuangzi (lit. Master Zhuang), who was recorded to live around 4th and 3rd century BC.
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| Along with ''Dao De Jing'', 莊子 has been regarded as one of the two founding texts of Daoism, and the alternate title of the text 南華真經 came from Zhuang Zhou's Daoist posthumous title 南華真人 (lit. The Perfected Master of Southern Florescence).
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| This version of 南華真經 includes the annotations from Guo Xiang 郭象 (252-312 CE) and a series of commentaries penned by Cheng Xuanying 成玄英 (608-669 CE) based on Guo's annotations.
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| __TOC__
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| |other_titles= 莊子, The Pure Scripture of Southern Florescence, The True Scripture of Nanhua
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| *內篇逍遙遊第一
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| *內篇齊物論第二
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| *內篇齊物論第二
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| *內篇養生主第三
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| *內篇人間世第四
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| *內篇德充符第五
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| *內篇大宗師第六
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| *內篇大宗師第六
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| *內篇應帝王第七
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| *外篇駢姆第八
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| *外篇馬蹄第九
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| *外篇胠篋第十
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| *外篇在宥第十一
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| *外篇天地第十二
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| *外篇天道第十三
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| *外篇天運第十四
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| *外篇刻意第十五
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| *外篇繕性第十六
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| *外篇秋水第十七
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| *外篇至樂第十八
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| *外篇達生第十九
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| *外篇山木第二十
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| *外篇田子方第二十一
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| *外篇知北遊第二十二
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| *雜篇庚桑楚第二十三
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| *雜篇徐無鬼第二十四
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| *雜篇則陽第二十五
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| *雜篇外物第二十六
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| *雜篇寓言第二十七
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| *雜篇讓王第二十八
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| *雜篇盜跖第二十九
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| *雜篇說劍第三十
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| *雜篇漁父第三十一
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| *雜篇列御寇第三十二
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| *雜篇天下第三十三
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| *南華真經注序 (河南郭象子玄撰)
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| *南華真經疏序 (唐西華法師成玄英撰)
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| '''Authorship'''
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| Russell Kirland had questioned the widely assumed authorship of Zhuangzi and contended that Guo Xiang was instead the "was the actual creator of the 33-chapter text of Chuang-tzu, which all readers since Kuo’s day—Chinese and non-Chinese—have read", and casted doubt on external accounts or data regarding the "historical Zhuangzi" such as Sima Qian's ''Records of the Grand Historian''. <ref>See Kirkland ''Taoism: The Enduring Tradition''. New York: Routledge, 2004, pp.34-36.</ref>
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| '''References'''
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| Kirkland, Russell. ''Taoism: The Enduring Tradition''. New York: Routledge, 2004.
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| |fulltext= [https://ctext.org/library.pl?if=en&res=96782&remap=gb CTEXT]
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| | contributor_list=[[User:XiangyiLin|XiangyiLin]]
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