A brilliant, witty and elegantly written book by American writer Benjamin Hoffa takes us back to childhood and at the same time immerses us in the fundamental wisdom of the Tao. It turns out that A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh is no stranger to Taoism. The teddy bear stomps through the forest, and Benjamin Hoff walks briskly behind him, all in order to comment on every step of dear Pooh from the point of view of Tao. It turns out that few people are as close to the path of Tao as Winnie the Pooh. A bear stuffed with sawdust, who hangs around stupidly, pesters everyone with stupid questions, sings songs and gets into the most unimaginable stories, without becoming one iota smarter, remaining a cheerful simpleton in any situation - here he is, the best example of a person walking the way of Tao.