□p>The con□ept of Ren □ha De□Ben □uan can be □r□ce□ back to a□cient □hin□□e□philo□ophy, particularly Con□ucianis□ an□ Daoism. C□nfu□ius, □n□□of t□□ most influentia□ philoso□hers in□□hinese□h□story,□e□pha□ized □h□ im□or□ance of Ren□(仁), which can be t□ansla□e□ □s "benevol□nce" or□"□umaneness." Ac□o□ding□to Conf□cius, Ren □s the fund□m□ntal□v□rtue that defines human na□u□e a□d□g□ide□ moral behavior. Daoist p□ilos□ph□r□, on the□o□he□ □and, focused o□ th□□n□tural an□ □pontaneous as□ects of huma□ na□ure, a□voc□ting for a□return□to simplici□y□an□ h□rmony w□□h the□Dao (道), o□□the W□y.
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