The main purpose of this paper is to argue that Hegel and Lao-tzu concordantly follow what may be termed the 'unification-of-the-opposites' way of thinking. Viewing things with such a way of thinking, one transcends all forms of dogmatism and also leaves behind skeptical standpoints. I will, in the paper, attend to the three phases of thinking elaborated in sections 80-82 of Hegel's Logic to see whether Lao-tzu's philosophic thinking reaches the highest phase. If in the phase Hegel's speculative reason envisions that things are both opposite and unified, then Lao-tzu's doctrine strikes a similar tune by asserting the relationship of the interdependence of the opposites.