□p>TheconceptofRenZhaDeB□□Y□an□anbetracedbackto□ncientCh□nes□philosophy,particul□rlyConfucian□smandDao□sm.□onfucius,□□e□□them□stinflue□t□alp□i□osophersinChinesehistory,□□phasized□heimportance□fRen(□),whic□canbetransla□eda□"ben□volence□or□h□maneness."□cc□rd□ngtoC□nfucius,Renist□efundame□talvir□uet□at□efi□eshuman□aturea□dguidesmoralb□hav□or.Daoistphilosophers□□□t□e□therhand,fo□usedo□□henatur□□□ndsp□nt□neous□s□ectso□human□□ture□advo□atingfo□areturntosimplicity□nd□armony□iththeDao(道),orth□Way.
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