"Zhuang Tzu: Mystic, Moralist and Social Reformer" is a work written by the Chinese philosopher Zhuang Tzu, who became famous for his teachings about the deep spiritual world of man and the relationship with the universe. In the book, the author reveals the principles of non-perception (Wu-wei) and self-development through acceptance of nature and harmony with the surrounding world. Chuang Tzu emphasizes the importance of self-knowledge, inner peace, and wisdom in achieving happiness and harmony. Known for his parabolic stories and philosophical dialogues, Chuang-tzu offers the reader a new perspective on the world and helps begin a spiritual journey to self-discovery and worldview.