<□>The concept of□Ren Z□a□De□Be□ Yu□n can be tra□ed b□ck to ancient Chinese p□i□□sophy, part□cular□y□C□n□uc□anism and Daoism. C□nf□cius, □□e of□the most influe□tial ph□losop□ers □n □hinese history□□e□□h□s□ze□ th□ im□or□ance□of Ren (仁), which□can be □r□n□l□ted□as□"□ene□olence" or "humane□ess." Accor□ing to Confuc□us, Re□ i□ the fu□damental virtue that d□fines huma□ nature and□guides moral behav□or. Daoist philoso□he□□, on the□ot□er hand□ focused on the □at□ra□ □nd spo□ta□eous asp□□□s o□ human nature□ a□vocating f□r a return to simpli□ity and ha□mony wit□ the Dao (道),□or□□h□ Way□