"Le Livre Des Récompenses Et Des Peines" by Stanislas Julien, presented in both Chinese and French, offers a fascinating glimpse into the doctrines, beliefs, and customs of the Taoist sect. Originally published in 1835, this unique volume is accompanied by four hundred legends, anecdotes, and stories that illuminate the principles of Taoism.

This bilingual edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in comparative religion, Chinese history, and the art of translation. Julien's meticulous translation makes the wisdom of Taoism accessible to a wider audience, preserving the cultural and spiritual significance of the original text. A treasure for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this book provides enduring insights into the heart of Chinese philosophy.

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