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News - Daodejing Exhibition Comes to Beijing - International Forum on Daodejing Winds Down - Earliest Edition of Daodejing Exhibited in HK - Harmony the Essence of Chinese Culture, Says Scholar - Taoists Pray for World Peace at Renovated Temple - Grandstanding Taoist Forum Opens - China to Build Harmonious Society with Wisdom of Taoism - Ban Ki-moon: Taoism's Philosophy Encapsulates Ideals of Global Society - Daodejing Recitation Sets Guinness World Record - China to Host First Int'l Forum on Dao De Jing   - Recital of the Daodejing to Be Held in HK - TV Broadcasts Introduction to Daodejing - Metro Broadcast Provides Introduction to Daodejing - Daodejing Forum Holds Press Conference - Daodejing Forum Emblem Designs Selected - Soliciting Designs for Daodejing Forum Emblem - China to Hold International Forum on Taosim - Inaugural Lao Tzu International Forum Opens - Temple Fair to Mark Birthday of Taoism Founder - Ancient Temple to Be Relocated in Central China   - Central China Temple Fair to Mark Birthday of Taoism Founder - CUHK Sets up Taoist Culture Center

This year will mark the 10th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong to the motherland, and coincidently, at the ancient Louguantai Temple in Xi'an, an inauguration ceremony will be held for the expansion of Laozi's Preaching Platform. By synthesizing these great events, Taoists announce that they have decided to hold an International Forum on the Daodejing in Xi'an and Hong Kong in April 2007. More Taoism is an indigenous traditional Chinese religion whose fundamental purpose is to help seekers attain transcendence. Taoism originates from ancestor worship, belief in ghosts and gods, Taoist philosophy, as well as mystical practices. It is generally believed that Taoist organizations were formally established 1,900 years ago by Celestial Master Zhang Daoling during the reign (AD 126-144) of Emperor Shundi of the Eastern Han Dynasty. More Taoism regards Tao as its ultimate belief. The "Tao" that we believe in is fundamentally the "void" or nothingness yet encompassing everything. Therefore, we always advocate the spirit of tolerance.... More · Forum's Official Website · China Religious Culture Communication Association · Hong Kong Taoist Association · Chinese Taoist Association · State Administration for Religious Affairs