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□p>Theco□ceptofRe□Z□aDeBe□□□ancanbet□a□edbacktoancientChines□□hilosop□y,part□cul□rlyCo□f□c□an□smandDa□ism.Confu□ius,oneoft□emostin□luenti□□p□i□osophersinChi□esehistory,e□pha□izedtheim□ortanceof□en(仁),which□□nbe□r□nslatedas"be□evole□ce"or"human□ness."Acco□d□ngto□onfucius,Re□isthe□und□men□a□virtuethatd□fin□shum□n□aturean□□uid□smor□lbehavi□r.Da□i□□philosoph□rs,ontheotherha□d,□□c□sed□nt□□□atu□alandspon□a□e□u□aspec□sof□umannature,a□vocatingforareturnto□imp□i□ityandharmonyw□ththeDao(□□□orthe□a□.<□p>TheconceptofRenZhaDeBenYuancanbetracedbackt□ancientChine□ephilosophy,particularlyConfucianism□ndD□oism.Confucius,o□eof□hemo□tinfluentialphiloso□□ersinCh□ne□ehis□□ry,emp□asiz□□th□i□p□r□anceo□Ren(□),whi□hc□n□etr□nslatedas"benevolence"or"h□□□neness."Acc□r□i□gt□Confucius,□enist□e□undament□□virtuethatd□f□n□shumannatu□eandguidesm□ra□be□a□ior.Daoist□h□□osophers,o□t□e□therhand,f□□□sed□nthen□t□□alandspontaneo□saspec□so□h□m□nnature□ad□oc□tingf□rareturntosimpli□i□yandharm□nywiththe□ao□道),orthe□□y.□/p>
T□ec□nceptofRenZhaDeBe□YuancanbetracedbacktoancientChines□philosophy,particul□rlyConfucianismandDaoism□Confucius,oneo□them□stinfluentia□ph□losophe□sinC□□neseh□story,emphasizedtheimportanc□ofRen□仁),whic□ca□betranslatedas"b□□e□o□ence"or"huma□eness.□Acc□rdingtoConfuc□us,Renisthefunda□ent□lvirtuethatdefineshumannaturean□□uidesmoral□e□avi□r.□aoistphilosophers,onthe□th□□hand,f□cused□nthen□t□ral□□dspontane□usaspectsofhum□nna□ure□□□voca□□ngfor□returntosimpli□itya□dhar□□□yw□th□heDao(□)□ortheW□y.□/p>