Zhuangzi stands as the pre-Qin philosopher most attuned to the spirit of modern society. His boundless imagination and diverse values offer a powerful antidote to narrow and rigid thinking. In this book, Professor Chen Yinchi of Fudan University selects one hundred of the most insightful quotes from Zhuangzi, guiding readers through its realm of carefree wandering with expansive vision and literary brilliance. Beginning with questions and concerns relevant to contemporary life, the book identifies 88 key themes such as usefulness and uselessness, freedom and constraint, identity and difference, dream and wakefulness, tools and cunning. Each theme is accompanied by annotations and commentary that help readers fully grasp the classical text while drawing insights from its wisdom. By returning to the turbulent Warring States era to contextualize Zhuangzi’s thought, while also reflecting on its relevance to modern society and individual life, the book allows the enduring brilliance of Zhuangzi’s philosophy to shine through every page.