□p>The con□e□t of Ren□□ha De □en Y□an can be□tr□c□d □a□□ to ancient□Chi□ese philosophy, particu□arly□C□□fucianis□ and Daoism. Confuc□us,□o□e of the most influ□ntial philo□ophers in C□□nese□hist□ry,□emphasized the imp□rtance of□□□□ (仁), whic□ can □e transl□te□ as "bene□ol□□□□" or "huma□enes□." Accordi□g t□ Confucius, Ren is □he□fundamental□□irtue that defi□□s□human nature and guide□□mora□ beha□□or. D□ois□□philosophe□s,□o□ the other□hand, focuse□ on the n□tur□l and □po□taneous□a□pects of hum□n nature, a□v□cati□g □□r a return □o simplicit□□and harmon□ with t□e□Dao □道), or th□ Way.□□□