This paper is meant to investigate the meaning and status of politics in Zhuangzi's philosophy. Here we think that Zhuangzi's philosophy can not construct any political philosophy in the modern sense, and yet we can still find some of Zhuangzi ideas about politics. This article is going to proceed along the following steps: First, political philosophy, from whatever position, is built on the confirmation about the value of the "humanistic world," and no "political philosophy" in the modem sense can be formed in Zhuangzi' s philosophy as such a confirmation is In serious conflict with Zhuangzi's philosophy. Though Zhuangzi's philosophy can not constitute any "political philosophy," it docs discuss some political issues. In this paper, it is assumed that Zhuangzi addressed the political issues that he was concerned with in terms of human being, "encounters" and their demand to "live a life as decreed by heaven." In other words, it is a special way to "settle oneself" rather than an aggressive aspiration for some political ideas. Seen in this way, the seemingly political doctrine of the chapters of "The Normal Course for Rulers and Kings" and "The Heavenly Way" could be reasonably explained and explicated.