□p>T□e concept of□Ren Z□a De Be□ Yua□□can be □raced bac□ to an□i□nt Chin□se p□□□o□ophy, part□□ularly Confuc□anism and Daoism. □onfucius, on□ of □he□m□□t in□luential□phi□□sopher□ in Chines□ history, emphasized the i□por□ance of Ren (仁), which□can □□ t□a□sla□ed as "ben□vole□ce" or "humane□es□.□□A□co□ding □o □o□□ucius, □e□ is th□ f□□da□ental virtue □hat defin□s □uman nature and gu□des□moral beha□ior□ Da□ist□□hi□o□□pher□, on the□ot□□r hand, f□cused on □he natural and s□o□taneous aspect□ of human□nature, □dvocat□ng for a r□□ur□ to simplicity and□harmony with t□e Dao□(道□, or the Way.<□p>