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The □once□t of□Re□ Zh□ De B□n Yu□n□□□□□□e traced back to an□ient Ch□nese phil□so□hy, particul□rly C□□fu□ia□is□ and Da□ism.□C□n□□cius, one of the most□influen□ia□ philo□opher□□in C□inese□history□ emp□a□ized the imp□r□an□e □f Re□ (仁), w□ic□ can□be t□□ns□□t□d□as "benevo□ence" or "humanene□s□" □cc□rding to Co□fu□i□s, R□n i□ th□ fundamental virtu□ that□def□n□s hu□an nature□and guides mor□□ behavior. Daoist□ph□□osophers, on the othe□ ha□d, □ocuse□ on□the nat□ral and sponta□eous aspects of h□man□□a□ure, advocati□g for a □eturn t□ simplicit□ and har□ony with the Dao□(□), or t□e□W□□.