It is incorrect to say that Confucianism entered the WTO and Taoism was born.

Confucianism is indeed based on joining the WTO, but he also joined the WTO for the sake of being born. His main purpose is to serve the people and help more people, just like Zhang Zai's four sentences of Hengqu. It is the consistent purpose of Confucianism to serve the world, the people, the past and the future, and create peace for future generations. He joined the WTO in order to create a harmonious world.

The so-called birth of Taoism is actually not entirely based on birth, and many Taoist figures are also above the temple. Their methods are different. In other words, serving the people is the same purpose. But Taoism advocates nature more, so Taoism has mountains, medicine, fate, physiognomy and divination, which are mainly used to predict and treat diseases. There is a saying in Confucianism that you can't be an official but a doctor. Something like this. So they all have the same characteristics.

The ultimate goal of practice is to realize life. Just in a different way. Confucianism hopes to lead everyone to realize it together. Taoism has this deformation, but Taoism advocates nature.

So you can only say that this statement is partly correct. The truly powerful figures are all Confucianism for external use and Taoism for internal use, so as to better serve the people.