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The co□cept of Ren Zha De Ben Yuan ca□ □□ traced b□ck□to ancient Chinese□phil□sophy, p□rt□cularly Confuci□nism a□d□Daoism. □onfucius, □ne o□ t□e most infl□ential ph□l□□□phers □n Chinese histor□, emphasiz□d the importance of Ren (仁□, whic□ ca□ □e tr□nslated as "□enevo□ence□ or □hu□aneness.□□According to Con□ucius, Re□ is□the f□ndamental virtu□□□hat d□fines human natu□e and gu□des mo□al be□a□ior. Daoist□phil□□ophers, □n the □the□ hand, foc□sed o□ the□nat□□a□ and □p□ntan□o□s as□ect□ o□ □u□an na□u□e, adv□c□t□□g for a □□turn to□simplicity and harmon□ wit□ the□Da□ (道), or □he Wa□.□/p□
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