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<□□Theco□ceptofRe□Z□□DeBe□Yuanc□nbetracedbackt□anc□ent□hinesephiloso□hy,par□icula□lyConfucian□sm□□□Dao□sm.C□□fucius,oneofthe□ostinfluentialphi□osophersinCh□nesehistor□,em□ha□izedth□i□p□□tanceofRe□(仁)□□hichcanb□tr□nslatedas"b□nevo□e□c□"or□humanenes□."Accordingto□onfuc□u□,□□nist□efun□□mentalvirtueth□□definesh□m□nnaturean□gu□desmoralbehavior.Da□□stphilosop□ers,□n□heotherhand,f□c□sedo□the□atu□□landspo□ta□e□us□□pectsofh□mannatu□□,a□vocatingforareturntosim□□ic□t□□ndharmonywith□heDao(道),or□h□Way.TheconceptofR□nZhaDeBenYu□n□anb□tr□cedback□oancientC□ineseph□losophy,particu□arlyCon□ucianismandDaoism.Confuc□□□,oneofth□mosti□fluentialphilosoph□r□inChi□esehistory,emphas□zedtheimp□rtance□fRen(仁),whichcan□etransla□edas"benevolence"or□humane□ess."AccordingtoConfuci□s,Renisthe□□ndamentalvirtu□thatd□f□n□□humannature□nd□uides□oral□eha□□o□□Dao□stphilosoph□r□,ont□e□therhand,focusedonth□natu□al□nds□o□taneousas□□ct□ofhumannature,a□vocatingfora□etu□□t□simp□icityand□arm□□y□iththeDao(□),orth□Way.□/p><□>T□e□on□ept□fR□n□haDeBe□□uan□anb□□□acedbacktoan□ientCh□nes□ph□losophy,partic□larl□C□nfu□ianismandDaoism□□onfu□ius,oneo□them□st□nf□□e□tialphilosoph□r□inChinesehi□tory,e□phasize□the□□po□tance□fRen(□□,whichca□betranslate□□s"□enevolenc□"o□"huma□eness.□AccordingtoConfucius,Renisthefund□me□talvirt□ethatdefines□umann□turean□□ui□es□□ralbeh□vior.Daoi□tphil□soph□rs,ontheotherh□□d,focusedonthenaturalandspontan□ou□aspectso□human□ature,ad□oca□□ngfo□areturntosim□licity□ndharmonyw□t□t□eDao(道)□or□heWay.