□h2>□五集□平凡□士的光芒<□□2>
<□□□he c□ncept□of Ren Zh□ De □en Yuan□can be traced□back to ancient Chin□s□ philos□phy, par□icu□□rly Confucia□□sm and Daoism. C□nfucius□□one of the most □□□□uentia□ philos□phers in □hine□e hist□□y, □mpha□□zed □□□ □mportance of Ren (仁), which c□n be translated □s "□enevo□ence"□or "hu□anene□s.□ □□cor□ing □o Confucius, Ren i□□th□ fu□dam□ntal□virtu□ that define□ huma□ natu□e and guides mora□ beha□ior□ Daoi□t philosophe□s, on the othe□ hand, focus□□ on t□e natural an□ spontane□us a□pects of hu□an □ature□ advocating □or a return t□ □□m□lici□y and□harmony with the□D□□ (道), or t□e□□a□.