Th□ concept of Ren Zha D□ □en Yua□ can be traced back t□□a□ci□nt Chinese ph□losophy, par□icul□rly Confu□ianis□□and□Dao□sm. Confuci□s, one of t□e mo□t □nf□□□ntial□ph□losophers in□Chi□□□e h□sto□y,□□mphasi□□d the im□orta□ce□of Ren □仁), □hic□ can be tran□□a□e□ as "bene□□l□n□e" o□ "□u□a□e□ess.□ Acc□rding□to □onfuc□us, Ren is the fundamental virtue that defines□hum□□ nat□re an□ guides□mo□al behavior. □□oist philosoph□rs, on the o□her □a□d□ □ocused o□ □he □at□ral and spontaneo□s □spe□ts of huma□ nature, □dvo□□□ing□for a return to si□plicity and h□rmony wit□ the Dao (道□, □r th□□□ay.<□p>
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□任是唐医生最好□回报