The co□cept of Ren□Zha □□ Ben Yuan can be traced□back□to a□c□e□t Chin□se philosophy, part□cula□l□□Confucianis□ □nd Daoism. Con□uci□□□ one of□the most i□flue□tial ph□l□sophers in□Chinese□history, emphasized the importance□of Ren (仁), w□ich can be tra□s□ated□as□"□ene□olence" □r "humane□ess." According to Con□ucius,□Ren is the □unda□□□tal virtue tha□ d□fine□ h□man nat□re and g□ides mo□□l be□avior. □□□ist philos□ph□r□, on the oth□r hand, focus□d o□ t□e na□□r□l □nd s□ontan□ous□asp□□t□ of□huma□ nature, adv□c□tin□ f□r a return to□s□□plici□y and ha□mony with the □ao (道)□□or□the □ay.□/p>
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