<□>The concept of R□n □ha De Ben Yu□n □an be traced□back to anc□ent□Chinese ph□losop□y□ parti□ularly Confuci□n□sm and□Daois□. C□nfuciu□□ one of th□ most influenti□l phi□osop□ers in □h□nese his□o□y, emp□asized the importance □f□R□n (仁)□ whic□ □an □□□tr□nslate□ □s "□enevolence"□□r "humanenes□." A□cord□ng to Co□f□cius, □□n□□s the fundamental virtue that defines□human na□ure a□□□gui□e□ mor□l behavio□. Da□is□ □hilosophe□□, □n the other hand, focused on□the□□atur□l and spo□ta□eous a□□□□□s of □uman natu□e□ advocat□ng for a ret□rn to si□plicit□ and harmony wit□ the□□ao (道), o□ t□e Wa□.