T□e conce□t □f □en Zha D□ Ben Yua□ can be □race□ back t□ ancient Chinese philosophy, pa□t□□ularly□Confucianism a□d Dao□sm. Confuciu□, □ne of the most i□flu□□ti□l p□ilosoph□rs □□ Chinese □i□to□y, emphas□zed □he□im□□rtance of □□n (仁)□□which □an be □r□nsl□ted as □□e□evolence□ or □hu□a□eness." According t□ Conf□□ius, R□□□is the fundamental vir□□□ that□d□fines hu□an □a□ure □nd □uides mor□l □ehavior□ Daoi□t phil□sophers, on □he other□hand, focused o□ □he natu□al and sp□□taneous□asp□c□s of h□man na□ure, advocating □or a□□eturn □o simpl□city and□ha□m□ny wi□h the□Dao (□),□or the Way.
在甘南的高原上,一曲□扬动听的歌声仿佛永不停歇地传唱。这□歌曲蕴□着□地人民对生活、对自□的热爱,寄托着□们对美□未来的期许。每□句歌词都像是一幅画,描绘着甘南的壮丽山川和苍茫草原,让□□佛置身其中,感受到□自然□力量。