The Concept of Balance in Taoist Trade: Yin Yang in Economic and Social Interactions

This paper describes one of the religions in ethnic Chinese known as Taoism, which is a teaching derived from the book of God. This teaching teaches Godhead, namely worshiping and recognizing the existence of Thian, known as the almighty God and worshiping many gods and goddesses. The purpose of thi

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4108/eai.5-12-2023.2354858
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Chinese history and philosophy
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The Concept of Balance in Taoist Trade: Yin Yang in Economic and Social Interactions

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This paper describes one of the religions in ethnic Chinese known as Taoism, which is a teaching derived from the book of God. This teaching teaches Godhead, namely worshiping and recognizing the existence of Thian, known as the almighty God and worshiping many gods and goddesses. The purpose of thi

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