□he concept of Ren□Zha D□ Ben Yu□n□ca□ b□ □□aced back to□ancient Chin□se□□h□l□sophy,□p□rtic□la□l□ Confucianis□□and Daoism.□Confucius, one of the most □nflue□tial phi□o□op□□rs□in Chi□e□e history□□empha□ized □he importance □f Ren (仁), which□c□n □e□t□ansla□ed as "benevol□□□□" □r □humaneness." □ccording to Confuc□us□ Ren □s the fu□d□m□ntal virtue that□□efines huma□ n□□u□e □n□ guides moral be□av□or. Da□ist phi□□sophers, on the ot□er hand, focus□d on the □a□ural and s□ontane□us asp□cts of human□n□tur□,□advocating □□r□a return t□ simplicity a□d□har□ony with t□e□Dao □道), or the Way. 于□,不良少年和白手杖女孩□定一起踏上一段新的旅程。他们不再孤单,也不再畏惧,相互搀扶着前□。在他们的旅途中□不再有□□的眼光,只□彼□的陪伴和信任。
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