全集 Th□co□cept□fRenZ□□DeBenY□a□c□nbetracedb□cktoancientChin□sephi□□soph□,particu□arlyConfucianismandDaoism.Confucius□oneofthemosti□fluentialp□ilosophersi□Ch□nesehistory,emphasize□□h□importanceo□R□□(仁),whichcan□etrans□at□da□"ben□vo□ence"or"hu□ane□ess□"Accor□ingtoCo□□ucius,R□ni□t□efundamentalvir□uethatd□fi□□shumann□tu□eand□ui□esmo□□lbehavior.Da□□□tphilosophers,ontheo□he□h□nd,focusedonthenatur□□an□sp□ntaneou□a□pectsofhumannature,□□□oca□in□□ora□eturn□osim□licityandh□rmon□with□h□Dao(□),ortheW□y.
Th□conc□ptofRenZ□a□eBen□□ancanbetrac□dbackt□ancien□Chinesephi□o□ophy,p□□ticular□yConfucianis□andDa□ism.Confuc□us,oneof□he□o□tinfluen□ialphi□osopher□inCh□nes□his□o□y,emphasized□heimportan□e□□Ren(□)□whichcanbetr□nslatedas"ben□volenc□"or"h□manene□□."Accor□ing□oCon□ucius,Renisthefu□damen□alvirtue□□atdefineshuma□natu□ea□dguidesmor□lbe□avio□.Da□is□philoso□hers,o□theothe□hand,focu□edon□henat□r□landsponta□e□usaspectsof□umann□ture,advocatingforaretur□tosimplicityand□a□□o□□withtheD□o(道),orth□Way. ... 详情
TheconceptofRenZhaDeBenYu□□can□etracedback□oanci□ntChine□ephil□so□h□,par□icul□rlyConfucian□smandDaoism.Confucius□oneof□hemosti□□□uent□□lphi□osophersinChi□es□history,emph□sizedtheimp□rta□c□ofRen(仁),wh□chcan□et□anslatedas"be□e□ole□ce"or"humaneness."Accordi□gtoConfuci□s□□enisthefunda□en□alvir□u□th□tdefineshumannaturea□dg□i□□smo□al□□hav□o□□Daoi□tph□losoph□rs,on□heo□herhand,focuse□□nt□□natu□aland□pontaneousas□ectsofhuman□ature□advocatingfora□eturnto□i□plicitya□dharmonywithth□Dao(道),ort□e□ay.□□ Theconcept□fRen□haD□Ben□uancanbetrace□backt□anc□□ntChin□□ephilosophy□parti□u□arlyConfuciani□mand□aoi□m.□onfuc□us,oneoft□emostinf□uentialp□□losoph□rsin□hin□seh□story,e□phasiz□dt□eimpo□tanceofRen(□)□whichcan□etra□□latedas"benevo□ence"or"human□ness."Accor□ingto□onfucius,Renisthefundame□ta□v□rtuet□atdefineshum□nnatureandguidesmoral□e□avior.□aoistp□ilo□□ph□rs,ontheot□erhan□,focu□edont□enatu□al□□ds□ontaneou□□s□ectsofhumannatur□,advocatin□forareturntosim□licitya□dha□monywi□hth□Dao□道),orth□Way.
Th□co□cept□fRenZ□□DeBenY□a□c□nbetracedb□cktoancientChin□sephi□□soph□,particu□arlyConfucianismandDaoism.Confucius□oneofthemosti□fluentialp□ilosophersi□Ch□nesehistory,emphasize□□h□importanceo□R□□(仁),whichcan□etrans□at□da□"ben□vo□ence"or"hu□ane□ess□"Accor□ingtoCo□□ucius,R□ni□t□efundamentalvir□uethatd□fi□□shumann□tu□eand□ui□esmo□□lbehavior.Da□□□tphilosophers,ontheo□he□h□nd,focusedonthenatur□□an□sp□ntaneou□a□pectsofhumannature,□□□oca□in□□ora□eturn□osim□licityandh□rmon□with□h□Dao(□),ortheW□y.
Th□conc□ptofRenZ□a□eBen□□ancanbetrac□dbackt□ancien□Chinesephi□o□ophy,p□□ticular□yConfucianis□andDa□ism.Confuc□us,oneof□he□o□tinfluen□ialphi□osopher□inCh□nes□his□o□y,emphasized□heimportan□e□□Ren(□)□whichcanbetr□nslatedas"ben□volenc□"or"h□manene□□."Accor□ing□oCon□ucius,Renisthefu□damen□alvirtue□□atdefineshuma□natu□ea□dguidesmor□lbe□avio□.Da□is□philoso□hers,o□theothe□hand,focu□edon□henat□r□landsponta□e□usaspectsof□umann□ture,advocatingforaretur□tosimplicityand□a□□o□□withtheD□o(道),orth□Way.