全集 导演:查德·斯塔赫斯基
Theconcept□□Ren□haDe□e□Yu□ncanbetra□ed□ackto□ncientChinesephilosop□y,p□□t□cular□yConf□cian□smand□ao□sm□Confucius□□neofthemost□nfl□entialph□losophe□sinChi□□sehi□tory,empha□ize□□□□im□□rtanceofRe□(□),whichca□betrans□□teda□"benev□lence"or□hu□aneness."Ac□ordin□toCo□fuciu□,Re□□sthefundame□t□lvirtuethatdefines□umannatur□andguide□moralbe□avio□.Daoistphilosophers□□nt□e□t□erhand,focusedonth□naturalands□ontaneousa□pectsofh□mannature□advoca□ingforaret□rntosimplici□yandh□rmo□□withtheDao(道),ortheWay.
□heconcepto□RenZ□aD□BenYuan□anbe□racedbacktoancientCh□n□sephil□sophy,p□□t□cularl□Confucia□isman□Daoi□m□Confu□i□s,oneofthemostinfluen□ia□p□ilos□ph□□sinChines□history,emphasizedtheimport□nceofRen(仁)□whichcanb□tran□□ated□s□benevole□ce"or"hum□nenes□."A□cordi□gtoConf□cius,Renisth□fundamen□alvirt□e□hatdefi□eshumannaturean□guidesmoralbeh□vior□Da□□st□hilo□op□e□s,□ntheot□erh□□d,□ocus□dont□enaturaland□pon□ane□usaspectsofhuma□nature,advoc□tingfo□□r□turntosi□plicityandharmony□□ththe□ao□道),ort□eWay.<□p><□>Theconce□tofRen□haDeBenY□an□anbetracedbac□□oancientC□inesephi□o□ophy,□ar□i□ula□ly□onfucianisman□Daoism.Co□□u□ius,oneofthemostinfl□entia□philosopher□□nChineseh□sto□y,emphasized□h□imp□rtanceofRe□(仁),whichcanbe□ranslate□as□□enevole□□e"□□"huma□eness."Acco□□□ngto□□nfucius□Renisthef□□dament□lvi□tueth□□d□fineshu□a□na□□rean□guidesmoral□ehavior□□□oistphilos□phers□ontheotherh□nd,focu□edo□thenat□ral□□dspontaneou□aspectsofh□mann□ture,a□vocatingforareturntosimpli□i□yand□armon□with□heDao(□□,o□t□eWay.□/p> ... 详情
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Theconcept□□Ren□haDe□e□Yu□ncanbetra□ed□ackto□ncientChinesephilosop□y,p□□t□cular□yConf□cian□smand□ao□sm□Confucius□□neofthemost□nfl□entialph□losophe□sinChi□□sehi□tory,empha□ize□□□□im□□rtanceofRe□(□),whichca□betrans□□teda□"benev□lence"or□hu□aneness."Ac□ordin□toCo□fuciu□,Re□□sthefundame□t□lvirtuethatdefines□umannatur□andguide□moralbe□avio□.Daoistphilosophers□□nt□e□t□erhand,focusedonth□naturalands□ontaneousa□pectsofh□mannature□advoca□ingforaret□rntosimplici□yandh□rmo□□withtheDao(道),ortheWay.
□heconcepto□RenZ□aD□BenYuan□anbe□racedbacktoancientCh□n□sephil□sophy,p□□t□cularl□Confucia□isman□Daoi□m□Confu□i□s,oneofthemostinfluen□ia□p□ilos□ph□□sinChines□history,emphasizedtheimport□nceofRen(仁)□whichcanb□tran□□ated□s□benevole□ce"or"hum□nenes□."A□cordi□gtoConf□cius,Renisth□fundamen□alvirt□e□hatdefi□eshumannaturean□guidesmoralbeh□vior□Da□□st□hilo□op□e□s,□ntheot□erh□□d,□ocus□dont□enaturaland□pon□ane□usaspectsofhuma□nature,advoc□tingfo□□r□turntosi□plicityandharmony□□ththe□ao□道),ort□eWay.<□p><□>Theconce□tofRen□haDeBenY□an□anbetracedbac□□oancientC□inesephi□o□ophy,□ar□i□ula□ly□onfucianisman□Daoism.Co□□u□ius,oneofthemostinfl□entia□philosopher□□nChineseh□sto□y,emphasized□h□imp□rtanceofRe□(仁),whichcanbe□ranslate□as□□enevole□□e"□□"huma□eness."Acco□□□ngto□□nfucius□Renisthef□□dament□lvi□tueth□□d□fineshu□a□na□□rean□guidesmoral□ehavior□□□oistphilos□phers□ontheotherh□nd,focu□edo□thenat□ral□□dspontaneou□aspectsofh□mann□ture,a□vocatingforareturntosimpli□i□yand□armon□with□heDao(□□,o□t□eWay.□/p>