The con□e□t of Ren Zha De Ben□□uan c□n b□ □race□ back□to □nc□□nt C□inese phil□□op□y, partic□la□ly Confuci□□ism and D□□ism. Confucius, one of the most□i□fl□en□□al philosop□ers in Ch□nese hist□ry□ em□hasized the import□□□e of Ren (仁□, w□ich □an be tr□nslated as □ben□vole□ce" or□"humaneness□" A□cording to Confuci□s□ Ren is the □□ndamental v□rt□e that defines human □ature a□d g□ides moral behavi□□. Daoist ph□losophers, on the □□her hand□ □oc□sed □n the □atura□ □nd spo□taneous as□□cts of□human nature□ □□vocatin□□fo□ a re□urn to □implic□□y and □□rmony with the D□o (道), or the Way.
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