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T□econceptofRenZhaDeBenY□anc□nb□□□acedba□□to□ncient□h□nesephilosop□y,particularlyConfucianismandDaoism.Conf□ci□s,oneofthemostin□luentialphil□sop□ersinCh□n□sehistory,□mp□asized□heim□ortanceofRen(仁□,w□ich□anb□translatedas"bene□olence"□r"humaneness."Accor□in□to□onfuci□s,Renisthe□u□□a□entalvirtuethatde□□neshumannatu□ean□g□ide□moral□ehavior.D□□□stphilosophers,ontheotherhand□□□cus□dont□enaturalan□spontan□ousaspec□sofhumannat□re,advocatingforareturntosimplici□yandha□m□nyw□t□theD□o(道),□rthe□ay.
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