“Nothing in the world is softer and weaker than water.
Yet, in attacking the hard and strong, nothing can surpass it.
Because nothing can exchange places with it, Use weakness to overcome strength.
Use softness to overcome hardness.
None in the world do not know this.
But none can practice it.”
Which is an accurate analysis of the teachings of Daoism based on this passage?
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Responses
Most people do not know that weakness can overcome strength.
Most people do not know that weakness can overcome strength.
More can be accomplished by yielding to stronger forces than pushing back on them.
More can be accomplished by yielding to stronger forces than pushing back on them.
It is common for people to yield to stronger forces.
It is common for people to yield to stronger forces.
Weaker forces usually are defeated by stronger ones.
1 answer
The most accurate analysis of the teachings of Daoism based on the passage is:
More can be accomplished by yielding to stronger forces than pushing back on them.
This reflects the notion expressed in the passage that softness and weakness (like water) can overcome hardness and strength, highlighting the Daoist principle of leveraging flexibility and yielding rather than direct confrontation.
