□p□TheconceptofRenZha□eBe□□uancanb□trace□backtoancien□Chine□ephi□os□phy,pa□□icul□□ly□onfuc□an□sm□n□Daoism.Confucius,oneof□hemostinfluentialphilosophersi□□hi□es□history,emp□asi□edthei□port□nceofRen(仁)□□hic□□anbetranslateda□□b□nevol□nce□or"humaneness."AccordingtoC□nfu□i□s,Ren□sthe□□nd□m□ntalv□rtuet□atde□i□eshuman□atu□□□nd□uidesm□ralbehavior.Dao□□tphilosophers,ontheoth□rhand,fo□used□nthenatur□landspontane□us□spe□ts□fhumann□tu□e,a□voca□□ngfo□aret□r□tosimplicity□ndha□□o□□wit□theDa□(道),orth□Way.□>□p>T□e□once□□ofRenZhaDeBenY□an□a□be□racedbacktoancientChine□ephilosophy,particularlyCo□f□cia□ism□n□D□oism.Confu□ius,on□ofthemostinfl□e□tia□ph□loso□□□r□inChinesehistory,□m□□as□ze□the□mportanceofRen(仁□□whichc□nbetrans□ated□s"□enevol□nc□"or"humaneness."Accord□ngtoC□nf□ciu□,Re□is□hefundamentalv□□□u□thatdefineshumannatureandguidesmoralbehavior.Daoist□hilosophers□ontheothe□hand,□oc□□edon□□e□aturala□□sp□nta□eousaspectsofhumann□ture,□□voc□tingfor□returnt□simpl□cityandharmony□it□theDa□(道□,ortheWay.
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