Now other forms of philosophy, and this is just a sample that have strongly influenced China, you have Taoism. Taoism is, according to Taoist belief, comes from Lao Tzu and the historical record of Lao Tzu isn't as clear as we have for Confucius but it's believed that he lived around the same time. Some people view him as more of a legendary figure but Taoism is much more concerned with the spiritual than Confucianism. You see quotes, the Tao is really the way, it's all about harmony with the universe. Free from desire, you realize the mystery. Caught in desire, you see only the manifestations, the Tao Te Ching. Now later on, Buddhism, it's interesting, Buddha lives at around the same time, once again his birth and date under a little bit more contention, as Confucius and he lives in Northeast India, Nepal area and Buddhism really comes about in India but it eventually makes its way into China especially as we get into the first millennium CE and in modern day China, a lot of the culture and the philosophy and the religion is a combination in particular of Confucianism most strongly but also Taoism and Buddhism but there are other philosophies.