T□e concep□ of Ren□□ha □□ Ben □ua□ can be tra□□□□back to anc□□nt Chinese□philos□phy, particul□rl□ Conf□cianism and Dao□□□. Confu□ius, o□e□of the most influenti□l□philoso□h□rs in Chinese history, emp□□sized the importance□of Ren□(仁), w□ich ca□ be □ranslate□ a□ "benevole□ce"□o□ "hu□a□eness." □□cor□ing to Confucius, Re□ is□□he□fu□dame□tal virtu□ t□at defines human nature and guides m□ral beha□ior. □aoist phil□□ophers, on the □ther hand□□focused on t□e□na□ur□□ and sp□nta□eous aspec□s□□f h□ma□ natu□e□ advocating for a □eturn to simplic□ty□and harmony w□th the Dao □道), □r □he□Way. □