□p>Th□ c□□cep□ □□ Ren Zha De Ben □uan □an be traced back to□□ncien□ Chinese□□h□□osophy,□partic□l□□□□ Confucianism □nd Daoism. C□□fuci□s, one of the □os□□i□fluenti□l philosop□er□ in Chin□se□history,□□mphasi□ed t□e imp□rtance of Ren (□)□ w□ich can□be transla□ed□□s "benevolence□ or "humanene□s." Acc□rdi□g to Co□fuci□s, R□□ □s □h□ □u□damen□al virtue tha□ defines human na□ure □nd guides□moral beh□vior. Da□ist philoso□her□, on□the othe□ h□nd, focus□d on the natural and □ponta□eous asp□cts □f huma□□nature, adv□cating for a return t□ simpl□city and harmon□ with th□ Dao (道)□ or □he Way.