□he con□ept □f Ren Z□a De Ben Y□□n can□be trac□d □ac□□□o ancient□□hinese p□ilo□ophy, particularly □onf□cia□ism and Daoi□m. Confuciu□, one of t□e mos□ influent□al philosophers in Chinese □istory, emphasized the importance of Ren (仁), wh□c□ □an□be□tra□□l□□ed a□ "be□evol□nce" or "humanenes□." Ac□ordi□g to □o□fucius,□Ren□is□t□e funda□□□tal virtu□ that defi□es□hu□an nat□re□and guides mo□al□b□havior. □aoi□t philosoph□rs, on t□□□oth□r□han□, □ocus□□ o□□the natural and s□ontaneo□s aspec□s□of □u□an natu□e□ advocating □o□ a□retur□□to simpl□city and harm□□y□w□th □he Dao (道), or the Way□<□p>
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爱的绽放与离□<□h□>