<□>The conce□□ □f□Ren Zha □e Ben Yu□n□can□be □raced back to □ncient□Chin□se□p□□loso□hy,□□□rticula□ly C□nfucia□ism and Daoism.□□onfuc□us, one of the m□st □□fluenti□l philosophers□in C□inese histor□□ emph□s□ze□ t□e importance of□Ren (仁), whic□ □an be translated as "be□□volence"□or "humaneness." □ccording t□ Conf□□i□s,□□en is the□fundamen□al vir□u□ th□t defines human n□ture and□g□ides mor□l behavior. D□oist philosophers, on th□ o□her hand, focused on t□e natural and spontan□ous aspects of □uman nature, advocatin□□f□r a □e□urn□to simpli□ity and harm□□□ with the □ao (道),□o□ the Way.