This essay discusses the appearance of a cluster of images in Chuang Tzu. It illustrates, through analysis of the four tall trees in the chapters, “Travelling About,” “In the World” and “Mountain Trees,” the characteristics of profound thinking in terms of images, and briefly expounds the pattern of human thinking that developed from the age of poetry to that of prose. The essay shows that only when we see the association of Chuang Tzu with mythological thinking and primitive consciousness, make a clear distinction between them, and associate Chuang Tzu with such background as the transition from poetry to prose, can we have a profound knowledge of the way of thinking, the special expressions, the literary style and the characteristics of language, which are applied in Chuang Tzu. This author regards the above as a profound and holistic breakthrough in research on Chuang Tzu.