The c□□cept o□□Ren Z□a □e Ben□Yuan ca□ be□traced back□to ancient Chinese philoso□hy, par□□cularly Co□fuc□an□sm □nd □aoism. Confucius, one of the most infl□ential philosoph□rs □n Chinese hist□ry,□emphasi□e□ the □mportance of Ren (仁), which can be translated as "benevolence" or "□□maneness.□ Accord□ng to Co□□u□i□s, Ren□is the □□ndamental□vi□□ue □hat def□nes human n□ture □nd g□□des□moral behavi□□.□Daois□ phil□sophe□s, on□t□e oth□r hand, foc□sed o□ th□ natura□ □nd s□ontaneou□□□sp□cts of hu□□n □ature, advocating□for a □etur□ to s□mplicity an□□ha□mo□□ with the Dao□(道), or □he □ay.<□p>