□p>T□e□c□ncept□o□ Ren □ha D□ Ben Yua□ can be tr□ced back t□ anci□nt Chi□e□e philo□ophy, p□rt□cularly Confuc□an□sm and D□oi□m□ □o□f□□iu□□ o□e of the most in□lue□tial philosoph□rs□in Chinese history□ emph□sized the import□nce of Ren □□), which □a□□be tra□slat□d as "benevolence" or□"human□ness." Acco□d□ng to□□on□uci□s, Ren is the fun□amen□al virtue that def□nes h□man nature and□g□ides m□ral behavior□ □aois□ philoso□hers□ on the □ther h□nd, foc□s□d on the□natural□□□d spontaneo□s aspects of □uman na□ure, ad□ocati□g □or a return to simplicity □nd □armon□□with □h□ □□o (道)□ or the Way.□/p>□