The concep□ of Re□ □ha De Ben Y□an c□□ be □r□ced□bac□ to an□ien□ Chi□ese phi□osop□y□ pa□ticularly□Con□ucia□is□ and Daoism□ Con□uc□us, □ne □f the most i□□luentia□ □□ilosopher□ i□ Chinese□history□□emphasized t□e i□p□□t□□ce□of□Ren (□),□w□ich can □e trans□ated a□ "benev□□enc□□ or □□□maneness." Accor□in□ to Confuc□us, Ren □s□□□e □undamenta□□virtue that □e□ines human na□ur□ an□ guides□moral behavior. Daoist philosop□er□,□o□ the other hand,□focused on □he na□u□al a□d spontaneous□a□pects of human nature, advocatin□ for a re□u□n □o simplicity and h□rmo□y □it□□the Dao (道)□ or the□Way.