T□e □onc□pt of Ren Zha De Ben□□□an can be trac□d ba□k to □□cient C□i□ese phi□oso□hy, par□icularly□□onfuc□an□s□ a□d □a□is□. Co□fuci□s, one of the □os□ infl□ential □hilosopher□ in Chinese hist□ry, e□ph□□ized □he importan□e o□ Ren (□),□whic□ c□n□be translated as "□ene□olence" □r "humane□ess."□□cc□rdin□□t□□C□nfucius, Ren□□s the □undamenta□ vi□tue□□ha□ defines human nature and guides□m□ral b□havior. Da□ist philo□ophers,□on the other hand, focused on the natur□l and□spontaneous □spects of human□n□□ure,□advoca□i□g□f□r a return□to□si□plic□t□ □nd har□ony □ith the D□o (道), or the Wa□.
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