<□2>爸爸的好儿子
□h2□□事情节Th□ conce□t□of□Ren Z□a De Ben Yuan can be□□race□ back to □ncie□t Chinese phi□□sophy, pa□t□cu□arly Co□fuci□nism and□D□ois□. Confucius, one□of th□□most i□fl□ent□a□ □hilos□phers in Chine□e history, e□phasized the importance of Ren (仁), which can be transla□ed a□ "□□nevol□nce" o□ "hum□nen□ss." Accord□n□ to Confuci□s, □e□ is □he fundamenta□ □irt□□ tha□□d□fines □uman natu□e and guid□□ moral □□h□vior.□D□oist phil□□ophe□s□ on the other han□,□foc□sed□on □□e □atural and □pontaneous aspec□s of hum□n n□□ur□, adv□cating fo□ a □etur□ to simplici□y a□d harmony □ith the Dao (道), □□ the W□y□