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T□econcep□o□R□□ZhaDeBenYuan□anb□□□acedbacktoancientChi□e□eph□losophy,□articularlyC□nfu□ia□ism□nd□a□ism.Confucius,one□□□he□os□in□□uentia□philo□ophersin□hineseh□□to□y,emphasized□hei□□ortance□□□en(仁),wh□chca□betranslat□das"ben□□ole□ce"or"hum□□e□ess."□□cord□n□□o□□n□uci□s,Reni□t□efu□damen□a□virtue□hatdefineshumannatu□eandguide□moral□e□avior.Daoistp□ilosopher□,on□heothe□han□□focu□e□□nthen□turalan□spontaneou□□spectsof□uman□ature□advocati□gf□raret□rntos□mplicityandharmonywiththeDao(道),o□t□eWay.□/p> Theco□c□□tofRen□□aDeBenY□□nca□betracedbacktoancientChineseph□losophy,particular□□Confuc□a□ismandD□o□s□.Con□ucius,on□o□them□stinf□ue□tia□philosoph□rsinCh□□ese□istory,emphasize□t□eimporta□c□of□en(仁),w□ic□canbetrans□ateda□"be□evolence"or"humane□ess."A□cording□oCon□uc□us,Renisthefund□mental□irtuethatd□□□neshumannatureandgui□esm□ralbehavior□Daoist□h□losoph□□s,ontheot□erhan□,focusedon□hen□t□ra□ands□ontaneousaspects□fhumannatur□,adv□catingforareturn□osimplicityandharmonywi□h□he□ao□□),orth□Way. Theconcep□□fRe□Zha□eBenYuancanbetraced□□cktoancientCh□n□sephilosophy,□artic□larlyConfuciani□m□ndDaoism.C□□□uciu□,o□eofthemo□tinfl□□ntialphilosop□e□si□Chineseh□□tor□,emp□a□izedthe□mportance□fRen(□),□hichcanbe□ra□slatedas"benevolence"or"h□man□□e□s."A□c□rd□ngtoConfucius,Renisthefu□d□ment□□□irtueth□□□□□□nes□umann□t□reandguidesmoralbe□avior.Dao□stphilosophers,o□theoth□r□a□d,focusedonthenatur□landspo□□□□e□usaspects□fhumannature,adv□catingf□raretur□tosim□licitya□□h□rmonywiththeD□□(道),orth□W□□. The□onceptofRenZ□aDeBe□Yua□ca□□e□racedba□ktoancie□tChinesephilosoph□,□arti□□lar□yConfucianismandDaoism.Con□uci□s,□neo□themostinfluentialphilosop□ersin□hinesehisto□y,emphasizedthei□port□nceofRen(□),wh□chca□betranslatedas"ben□v□lence"or"humaneness."Acco□dingtoC□nfucius,Ren□sth□fu□damental□irtuethatd□fi□es□umannatureandgu□d□□moralbe□avior.□□oistphil□□op□□rs,ontheotherh□□d,focusedonthenaturalandsp□nt□ne□usaspects□fhumanna□ur□,a□□o□atin□□orare□ur□tosimplicityandhar□onywit□theDao(道□,ort□eWay.