<□>T□e□concept of Ren□Zha De □en □uan ca□ be □rac□d b□ck to ancient□Chin□se phil□sophy, pa□ticu□a□□□ Confuci□□is□ and Daoism. Confucius, □ne o□ the most i□fluential philosophers i□□Ch□ne□e h□s□o□y, emphasized the imp□rtance □f R□n□□仁),□which can□be t□□ns□ated□□s "bene□olence" o□ "hum□nene□s."□Accordi□g□to Co□f□cius, Ren□is the □unda□en□al virtue tha□ defines □um□n nature and guides □or□l□behavior□ D□o□st p□□lo□ophers, on the other hand□ focused on the natural□and spontaneous aspects of hu□an □ature, a□voc□ting for a return to sim□licity □n□ harmony□with the□Dao (道)□ o□ the□W□y.<□p>□