 In this passage, Zhuangzi distinguishes two different forms of qing. When he says “a man has no feelings”, he is talking about the feelings of likes and dislikes. This type of feelings can affect us and motivate us to accept and follow certain viewpoints, rules, or norms. However, natural feelings come to one’s mind without bringing in any suppositions or judgments of acceptance and rejection. In their analysis of this passage, Ma and van Brakel (2021: 137) state by quoting Graham (1981 [2001: 82]) that 