The term 'Zhuangzi Principle' is derived from the Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi, who was a major figure in the Taoist school of thought. The Tao, which can be translated as 'the way, ' is a central concept in Taoism and is represented by the three-letter word TAO. The Zhuangzi Principle is based on the idea that life should be lived in harmony with nature and that one should strive for balance and simplicity. It emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment and accepting the natural flow of life.