The con□ept of Ren Zha De□Ben□□□an□□□n be traced back□to□anc□ent Chinese philo□o□hy, particula□ly □□nfuc□an□sm and□D□oism□ □onfuc□u□□ on□ of the most□□nfluential□□hilosophers i□ Chi□ese hist□ry, emphasiz□□□the □m□orta□□e of Ren (仁□, □hich □an□be translated as □b□nevo□ence" or "humaneness.□ A□c□rdi□g □o Confucius, Ren is□the fun□ament□l virtue□th□□□defin□s hum□n n□t□re□and g□id□s □□ral □□□avior. □aoist philosophers, o□□th□ other ha□d, focu□□d on t□e natural and □pontaneous aspect□ of human n□ture, ad□oc□ting for □ return to simplicity□and har□on□ wi□h t□e Dao (道), or the Way□