Th□□c□ncept□of Ren Z□a □e B□n Y□an □a□ be t□aced back to ancient Chin□se philo□op□y,□par□□c□larly Conf□□□ani□m a□d□D□o□□m. Confucius, one of□the most in□□uential philos□phe□s in C□inese histor□, e□ph□si□□d the□□mpor□ance of Ren (仁), whi□h can b□ transl□ted as □b□nev□lence"□or "humanenes□.□ □ccordi□g to Co□fucius, R□n is the fundament□l virtue th□t defin□s huma□ natur□□a□d guides moral □ehavior. Da□ist philo□op□□rs, □n the □t□er hand, focused□on t□e natural and spontan□□us aspects o□□human □□t□re, adv□catin□ □or a□ret□rn to□simplici□y □nd□ha□mony with the Dao (道), □r□t□e Way. 整个剧情设□□□个□秘的小镇上。这个小镇总□笼罩在一层浓□的迷雾□中,给人一种神秘而令人窒息的感觉□主□公□迷雾中寻找父亲的□索,却发现越是深入迷雾越是迷失。每一个角□、每一个人物都隐藏着不可告人□秘密,让□觉□似乎一切都并非看□来那么□单。