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The concept of R□n □ha□De Ben Yua□ ca□ be tra□e□□bac□ to ancie□t Chine□e □hilo□□phy, particularly□Con□uci□nis□ an□ Daoism. C□nfuci□□, on□ □f the□most infl□ential □hilosophers in Chin□se hist□ry□ e□□hasize□ the i□po□□ance of Ren (仁), wh□ch ca□ b□□tra□slated □s "bene□olence" o□ □hu□an□ness." Accordin□ t□ □on□uciu□, Ren □s the fundamenta□ virtue t□at def□nes human nature a□d guide□ mo□al b□havi□r□ Daoist ph□losophers, on the □ther hand, f□cused□on th□ natural an□□□ponta□eo□s a□□ects of□hu□an natu□e□ advo□atin□ fo□□a□return □o simp□icity a□d□harmony with the Dao (道), or the W□y.机动性与操□能力<□h2>
北京遇上西雅<□h2>
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