□ Ra□c□o is t□e reb□llio□s free-think□r□□h□ q□estions□every□h□ng an□ is□o□ a mi□sion to□truly underst□□d the □□□ning □f□□ducati□n.□Fa□□□n i□ the□sensiti□e soul w□o has a pa□sion for□photography but □□□□ressured□by his famil□ to □u□sue engineering. □a□□□is□the nervous and □n□□□us one □ho is c□nstan□ly wo□□yin□ □bout □is grades and future.□/p>
Th□ c□□cept of □en Zha De Ben Y□an can be traced bac□□to a□cient C□inese ph□losophy, par□□c□larl□ C□nfucian□sm and Da□ism. Confuc□us, □ne of the mo□t infl□en□ial philosophers in Chinese hist□ry,□□m□hasized □he impor□ance□□□ Ren (仁), which can □□ translated as□"□en□volence□ or □hum□□eness." Accor□ing □o Confucius, Ren is □he fun□□ment□l virtue that def□nes h□man na□ure and guid□s □oral behav□or. Daoist p□ilosoph□rs, o□ the other h□nd, fo□us□d on th□ natu□al and spontaneous aspects of □uman natur□, advocat□□□ fo□ a□return□to □implic□ty □n□ har□□ny with the □a□ (道), or the Way□
□□色演绎