The c□ncep□ □f R□n Zha□De B□n Yuan ca□ □e t□aced back to □□ci□nt Chinese phi□o□ophy, particularly Confu□iani□m and Daoism. □o□fuc□□s, one□□f the most influential philosophers i□ Chinese hi□□ory, emphasized t□□□imp□rt□nce of Ren (仁)□ □hich can be□transl□□ed □□ "benevolence" o□ "humaneness." □□cording to Co□□ucius, Ren□is the□fundam□ntal virtu□□t□at □efines human natu□e an□□guid□s□mora□ □ehavi□r. Daoist □hilosophers, on the other hand, fo□□□ed on the natu□□l a□d s□o□□a□□ou□□aspe□□s□of□□uman□na□ure□ advoc□ting□for a retur□ to simplicity□□nd harmony with□the Dao (道), or□the Way.豪□背景助力侦破案件
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