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Where did the word " fate " come from? Different people would have different answers. Here are a few possible sources: In Chuang Tzu's Xiaoyao You,"What people help is what qi and things help." Form produces qi, qi produces things, things reach the extreme, reverse, reverse, then Tao comes into being. It's fate." In the Tao Te Ching,"Tao can be said to be different from Tao. a name that can be named is not a name. The beginning of nameless heaven and earth is named the mother of all things. Therefore, there is no desire to observe the subtle changes in the world, and there is always desire to observe the subtle changes in the world. These two come from the same place but have different names. They are called the mysterious and mysterious door of all wonders." 3 "Book of Changes, Xi Ci 1":"A gentleman who is vigorous in his actions in heaven is constantly striving for self-improvement; a gentleman who is good at geography is carrying things with great virtue. It's fate." 4. There are also other documents that use the word "fate" such as the Book of Rites·The Doctrine of the Meanings: "Destiny is called nature, and it is called the glory of the Tao. It is also fate." Wait a minute. The origin of the word " destiny " was very extensive, involving philosophy, religion, literature, history, and many other fields. The specific source could not be determined. It needed to be understood in conjunction with the specific context.