In Taoist thought, the most refined and important thing is "inaction". How to understand the management thought of "governing by doing nothing" of ancient Taoism in China?

Governing by doing nothing depends on the simple nature of the people. Only in this way can we govern by doing nothing.

Inaction in the rule of inaction means non-interference and non-coercion. That is to say, there is no systematic control, only relying on * * * to guide people's words and deeds and daily life. The so-called teacher: upward behavior, downward effect. A gentleman keeps his word.

Modern people's thoughts are too complicated, and the premise of inaction no longer exists, so it is impossible to implement the management model of inaction.

Even the teachers who teach philosophy in modern universities, few people can understand the requirements of governing by doing nothing, and they are still talking about governing by doing nothing. Isn't this a joke? If we must do nothing now, we should start with education and make the whole society simple. It will take another 200 years to be possible?