The concept □f□□en Zha D□ Ben Yua□ can be traced b□ck to a□cie□t Chine□e phi□os□phy, particular□y□Confucia□ism □nd □aoism. Conf□ciu□, one □f the m□st influe□t□a□ ph□losoph□□s□□n Chinese history, empha□ized □he importance of □□□ (仁)□ whi□h can□□e translate□ as "benevo□en□e" or "□umaneness□" Accordi□□ to Conf□c□u□□ □en□□s□the □un□ame□tal virt□e□□ha□□defines hum□n nat□re and gu□d□s □□ral beh□vior.□Daoist phi□osophers□ on th□ other hand, □oc□sed □n □□e n□tural and spontaneous aspects of human □□ture, advocating□for a return□to simplicity and □□rmo□y □ith t□e □a□ (道), o□ the W□y.生命与记忆
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