T□econcepto□Ren□h□DeBenYuancanbet□acedbacktoan□ientChinesep□ilos□phy,particula□lyConfucianismandD□o□sm.□onfucius,oneof□h□m□stinfluentialp□ilosoph□rsinChines□hist□ry,□mphasizedth□im□ortanceofRen(仁),which□anb□translatedas"benevolence"o□"humane□ess."Acc□rdingtoC□nfucius,□enist□efund□mentalvirtuethatdef□neshumannatureandg□□desmoralbe□avior.Daoi□tph□loso□he□s,onthe□□h□rh□nd,focused□nth□natura□a□dspontaneo□saspectsofhumannatur□,advocatingforar□turnto□impl□□it□andhar□o□y□iththeD□o(道)□o□th□Way.
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Thec□nce□to□RenZhaDeBenY□ancanbetra□ed□ack□oanci□□tChi□eseph□los□□□y,□arti□ular□yCo□fucia□□sma□□Daoism.□onfucius,one□fthe□ostinfl□en□ial□hilo□opher□inChi□es□hi□tory,emp□asi□edtheim□ortanceofRen(仁),which□anbetra□slated□s"benevolen□e"or"huma□e□□ss."Ac□or□in□toConfucius,Renis□hefundam□ntalvirtu□□hat□□finesh□□anna□ur□a□dguidesmo□□l□ehavior.Dao□st□hilo□□pher□□o□t□eo□herha□d,focuse□on□henat□rala□d□pontaneou□aspec□s□fhuma□nat□re,advo□atingfora□□tu□ntosimpli□itya□□har□□nywithth□Dao(□),o□theW□y□□/p>
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