T□e concep□ of R□□ □□a□De Ben Y□an □an b□ traced□back to a□c□ent Chine□e p□iloso□□y,□particula□ly □o□fu□ianism and□Da□ism. Confucius, one □f the m□st in□lue□tial ph□losophers □n C□inese h□story, em□hasized th□ imp□rtance of □en (□), which □an be□translated as □benevole□ce□ or "humanene□s.□ Acc□rd□ng t□ C□nfucius, Re□ is t□e fund□me□□al virtue□that defines human natur□ and gui□es moral□b□havior.□□aoi□t phi□o□ophers, on th□ ot□er hand, focused □n□□he n□tural□and sp□ntaneous aspects□of hu□□n□nature,□advocating for a return t□ s□□□□icity and harmo□y wi□h the Dao (□), □r the Way.The Initial□Investiga□□□n