The term “Daoism” refers to various traditions include Zhengyi school Daoist, Zhengyi Household Daoist, Quanzhen Daoist tradition, local ritual tradition, Inner Alchemy tradition, health cultivation, and the practice of hermit tradition. Among them, Daoist priests and Household Daoists are Daoist clergy and ritual experts, who play a key role in Chinese history. However, Daoism also exists in the court culture, the traditions of scholars and the daily use of ordinary people, and runs through all classes of society. Daoism has shaped Chinese life throughout the history. Daoism is a religious tradition formed on the basis of ancient Chinese religion, ideology, and cultural tradition. Ancient religions and traditions of cult, belief in immortals, Yin-Yang and Five Elements thought, and the practice of Qi exercises are all sources of Daoism. Chinese scholars practiced the ideals of Confucianism, but their hearts were usually placed on the Daoist life. The reclusive life, the aesthetics values and ideals of Daoism, are the inner yearning of scholars, and it is an inner cultural space that allows the soul to roam freely. This book is written by Daoist scholars in 10 chapters. These Daoist stories explore the mysterious world of Daoism from all-encompassing themes.