After reading my chapter for the second time, it made me think of a discussion I had with Daphnee in class today. She is another student in the Chinese Philosophy class. We did not understand how nothing can be left undone if one does nothing. However, in my chapter, I believe Laozi is trying to explain how nonaction means behaving without obligation. Like I wrote yesterday. In class, I learned that the term wu-wei could represent nonaction (Or). After some research on this Chinese term, I found that its definition from the Encyclopedia Britannica is "the practice of taking no action that is…