Interpretation of Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching

Chapter 89

[Entrepreneurs will not be long, but those who boast will not. 】

The case of modesty: These two sentences are also written in the Dunhuang Taoist Suodongxuan Sutra manuscript and Laozi Xianger's annotated edition as "the one who is panting will not be long, but the one who crosses will not be able to", which is the same as the Guan version and the Suizhou version.In the following, "self-cutting without merit" is replaced with "self-raiding without merit", and "Yu Shi's superfluous behavior" is replaced by "Yu Shi's behavior", which are also the same as the Guan version and the Suizhou version.

(End of this chapter)