Editing Liezi (section)

{{Short description|Classic book of Chinese philosophy}}
{{for multi|the author|Lie Yukou|the village in Azerbaijan|Liəzi}}
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{{Infobox Chinese
| c = 列子
| l = "[The Writings of] Master Lie"
| p = Lièzǐ
| w = Lieh<sup>4</sup>-tzŭ<sup>3</sup>
| mi = {{IPAc-cmn|l|ie|4|.|z|^|3}}
| j = lit6 zi2
| y = Lihtjí
| tl = Lia̍t-tsú
| oc-bs = *[r][e]t tsəʔ
| ci = {{IPAc-yue|l|it|6|.|z|i|2}}
| bpmf = ㄌㄧㄝˋ ㄗˇ
| kanji = 列子
| kana = れっし
| romaji = Resshi
}}
{{Taoism}}
[[File:Brooklyn Museum - Calligraphy Lieh Tzu Yang-chu Chapter - Kojima Soshin.jpg|thumb|Calligraphy of a segment of the "Yang Zhu" ("Yang-chu") chapter - Kojima Soshin]]
The '''''Liezi''''' ({{zh|c=列子|w='''Lieh-tzŭ'''}}) is a [[Taoist]] text attributed to [[Lie Yukou]], a c. 5th century BC [[Hundred Schools of Thought]] philosopher. Although there were references to Lie's ''Liezi'' from the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC, a number of Chinese and Western scholars believe that the content of the current text was compiled around the 4th century CE by Zhang Zhan.