Zhuang Tze's The Equality of Things is imbued with bright "ethic of dialogue. Firstly, Zhuang Tzi deconstructs subjectivity by means of deliberate subjectivity-denying, whence he develops one' ultimate freedom of life. Guided by the spirit of freedom, he makes a general criticism of one's language activity and cognitive activity until he is finally relieved of the connection between subjectivity and objectivity and reaches the state of nonsubjectivity in view of insight (gained after the subjectivity is deconstructed), dualism, the preeminent wisdom and the using of insight. All dialogic or equal relations can eventually transcends the dichotomies between the true and false or the right and wrong, attaining a wholesome harmony. Therefore, Zhuang Tzi's ideal role is the ultimate meaning expressed by the combination of the human and the natural. Then through the paradox of being, one can returns to the real field of life, which is critical to the meaning of the "indiscrimination between entities and subjectivity," his ethic of dialogue.