□p>The concept of Ren □h□ De B□n Yuan□□□□□b□ trace□ b□ck □o□□nci□nt Chine□e philosophy, particu□arly Confuci□□i□m and Daoi□m□ C□nfucius, one o□ the□most influen□i□l□p□iloso□hers i□ Chinese h□s□ory, emph□sized□the □m□ort□nce of Re□ (仁), □hic□ c□n be □ra□sl□ted as "b□nevolence□ or "h□mane□ess." □ccording to Confucius, Ren i□ the fun□am□ntal vir□u□ th□t defi□es human nat□re and □uide□ moral□□□h□vio□. D□oi□t □hilosopher□,□on the□other ha□d, f□c□sed on the natu□a□ and□spontaneo□s aspect□ of human nature, advo□a□ing for a ret□rn to s□mp□icity and harmony w□th the □ao□(□), o□ the Way.