□he concept of□Re□ Zha D□ B□n □ua□ c□n be traced back to ancient□Chinese□□hilosoph□, □artic□lar□y Confuc□anism and Dao□s□. Confuc□u□,□one□□f th□□most i□flu□□□ia□ philo□op□ers in Ch□ne□e hi□to□□, □□□hasize□ t□e importance of Ren (仁), □hich can be tr□nslat□d□a□ □benevolence" or "humaneness." Acco□ding t□ Conf□cius,□Re□ i□ the f□ndamental□vi□t□e that □efines □uman nature and□gu□des moral behavior. Da□i□t□philosophers, o□ th□ ot□er hand, focused on the □a□ural and s□ontaneo□s□a□pects of huma□ n□ture□ advocating □or a retur□ to simplicity□and h□□m□n□ wit□ the Dao (道),□□r t□□ Way□自由的□□□2>
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