□he concep□ of Re□ □ha De Be□ Yua□ can be traced b□ck□to ancient Ch□□ese phil□so□□y,□par□icula□ly Conf□□ianism an□ Dao□sm. Co□f□□iu□□ one of the most influentia□ philos□phe□s in Ch□□ese history□ emphasized th□ importance of □en (仁), □hich can b□ □ranslat□d□as "be□evolence" o□□□human□ness." A□cording□to Con□uc□□s, Ren is□t□e fundam□n□□l virtue that d□□□n□s□human natu□e and guid□s mora□□be□avior□ □aoist ph□losophers, □n the□other hand, focuse□ on the na□u□al a□d spontaneous aspects of human □ature, advocating □or □ ret□r□□□o simplicity and h□r□□ny □ith□the D□o (道), or the Way.
□h2>神秘的起源<□h2>
得闲□饭电□:炊烟扑面