The Tao Te Ching by Laozi is the philosophical inception of all Chinese thoughts and concepts. There are three most important versions of the book: the original Wang Bi's version, the silk book (versions A and B) and the Chu Jian version. This edition is mainly based on Chu Jian and Version A of the silk book, with supplement of the text of Version B. If the supplement is incomplete, this book uses Wang Bi's version. Both Version A of the silk book and Chu Jian were before the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC - AD 25). It was the period when Laozi rescued the highest prestige and Confucianism was in the doldrums. They were not tampered with by the emperors and Confucianism. It is the intention of the author that readers not be meddled with in the correction and proofreading of Confucian scholars and materialist dialectics. Ke Meihuai is a contemporary Chinese philosopher and novelist. He was a lecturer at the University of Washington and the University of Maryland in the United States in 2019, and a member of the Fifteenth International Humanities Symposium, where his lecture entitled "A Comparison of Ancient Chinese and Ancient Greek Civilizations" won the relevant paper award. He has published, among others, the following books: The Series of Ke Meihuai's works of philosophy, which are Union Theory, Look at Lao Tzu, Origins and Schools of Chinese Thought, The Philosophical Wisdom of Sakyamuni, Commentary of the Four Books of Confucianism, Commentary of Han Feizi, and A Brief Introduction to Western Philosophy and Critique on German Classical Ideas; Two novels: Lives of Madmen: Survival after the Communist Revolution (also known as The Dream in Lake Village) and The Soul of Lotus Lake; and others: The Collection of Ke Meihuai's Short Essays and Poems.