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History as past ethics; an introduction to the history of morals

Note 129 — Chapter V · CHINESE MORALS: AN IDEAL OF FILIAL PIETY

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Nietzscheism is in essence at one with Taoism. Nietzsche insists that man should behave as Nature behaves; for instance, that the strong should prey upon the weak. The difference between Lao-tsze and Nietzsche lies in their different readings of the essential qualities of the universe. See below, p. 355.

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