《老子说(中英文对照版蔡志忠漫画中国传统文化经典)》为漫画，是“蔡志忠漫画中华传统文化中英文对照版”的一种。其将中国道家文化的代表人物--老子的生平及理论用生动的漫画形式，配合浅显易懂的文字，巧妙活泼地展现在现代读者面前。本书对宏扬中华传统文化，促进国外了解中国，以及外国读者学习中文和中国读者学习英文都有很大的益处。

老子说智者的低语

 The Dao Speaks Whispers of Wisdom．

 生命的大智慧TheWisdom ofLife

 老子其犹龙乎Is Not Laozi Like the Dragon!

第一部分Part I：

 道(上篇)The Way

 道可道，非常道TheDao That Can't Be Spoken

 有无相生The Theory ofRelativity

 无为Favors

 道冲The Dao Is Empty

 刍狗Straw Dogs

 天地Our World Eternal

 上善若水Virtue Resembles Water

 持而盈之The Overflowing Cup

 营魄抱一B0dy and Soul

 无The Empty Cup

 无欲Boundless Desires

 宠辱Honor's Disgrace

 守静Maintaining Tranquillity

 太上The Invisible King

 仁义Regression into Benevolence

 绝学Living With the Dao

 曲则全Bend Don't Break

 胜而不美VictoryIsNotProud

 自知Overcoming Yourself

 执“大道”Holding on to the Dao

 以柔克刚The Strength of Weakness

第二部分Part II：

 道(下篇)The Way

 玄牝The Mysterious Female

 无物The Dao is Indistinct

 古之得“道”者Daoists ofOld

 绝圣弃智TheArtificial Role Model

 道之为物Reality of the Dao

 希言自然The Wanton Ruler

 企者不立The Exhibitionist

 有物浑成The Beginning

 处重守静The Serious Ruler

 善行无辙迹Sagely Conservation

 为天下豁Confluence of the World

 欲取天下A Natural Government

 不矜不伐War and Force

 本诸自然A Natural Balance

 大道汜兮The Dao Nurtures

 道常无为The Natural Ruler

第三部分Part III：

 德(上篇)TheVirtue

 上德无为Superior Virtue Is Not Virtue

 有生于无Getting Something From Nothing

 道生万物Universal Harmony

 至柔Soft Will Overcome

 知足不辱The Risk ofSeeking Fame and Fortune

 欲得There Is No Greater Crime

 不行而知Don't Go Out

 无为In Pursuit of Non-action

 圣人The Ideal Leader

 兕虎A Tiger May Be Vicious

 玄同OneWho Speaks Does Not Know

 无欲自朴TheMore Laws There Are

 烹小鲜Frying Fish

 乐推Navigating the State

 不争The Good General

 知知The Know-it-all

 不争善胜Contend By Not Contending

 草木Tree vs. Grass

 水石Water vs. Rock

 予而不取It's BetterfDGiveThan toReceive

 圣人不积The More You Give, the More You Get

第四部分Part IV：

 德(下篇)TheVirtue

 得一者Obtaining the One

 士闻道The Level Path

 大成若缺A Model for the World

 道生之，德畜之Profound Virtue

 天下有始 The Doors ofPerception

 大道The Great Path

 善建者不拔Cultivating Virtue

 含德之厚An Infant's Virtue

 奇正无端There Is N0 lustice

 俭啬Frugality

 大者宜为下The Lowly Superpower

 道者万物之奥Prizing the Dao

 多易必多难EasingDifficulties

 慎终如始Planning and Perseverance

 以愚治国Mysterious Virtue

 三宝The Three Treasures

 用兵Warfare

 圣人怀玉Heart of Jade

 民不畏威Tyranny

 代大匠斯Standing Infor the Carpenter

 民之饥Starvation and Taxes

 天道犹张弓The Drawn Bow

 小国寡民The Ideal Country

第五部分Part V：

 诸子谈黄老经Ancient Thinkers Discuss the Dao

 道可道，非常道。ifthe Dao can be explained,it is not the constant Dao

 名可名，非常名。If a name can be named,it is not a constant name

 太上，不知有之。As for the greatest kind of ruler, you don't even know he's there

 人法地，地法天，天法道，道法自然。Peoplefollow the earth，the earth

follows heaven．heavenfollows the Dao,the Dao follows nature，

 上德不德，是以有德；下德不失德，是以无德。People ofsuperiorvirtue

are not so intentionally and are therefore virtuous．People o／inferior virtue are

intentionally virtuous and are thus not virtuous．

 祸莫大于不知足，咎莫大于欲得。There is no greater disaster than

discontentment．There is no greater crime than greed

 知者不言，言者不知。

One who knows does not speak, One who speaks does not know．

 天下多忌讳，而民弥贫；朝多利器，国家滋昏；人多伎巧，奇物滋起。

The more prohibitions there are,the poorer the people will be．

The more weapons there are,the more discordant it will be．

The more cunning people are,the more wickedness there will be

 善为士者，不武；善战者，不怒；善胜敌者，不与。

A good general is not excessively violent,A good soldier is not easily angered,

A good conqueror does not resort to comfrontation

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