The□conce□t of Re□ Zha□De Be□ Yuan ca□ □e tra□ed back to ancie□t Chin□se philosophy,□pa□ticularly Confucianism and Daoism.□Confucius, one of th□ most inf□u□ntial philosoph□rs in Chinese his□ory, emphasi□ed the importa□ce of Ren (仁□, which can□be translated as "be□e□ol□nce" o□□"human□ness."□Accor□ing □o Co□fuc□us, Ren is □he fund□ment□l □□r□□e□th□t □efines human nature and □uides moral behavio□□□Da□□st p□i□□sophe□□, on □he □□her hand, fo□u□ed on the natur□l and spo□ta□eo□s □sp□c□s □f □uman nature, □dvocatin□ for a return t□ simpl□□□ty□and□□armo□y w□th□the□D□o□(道)□ or th□ Way.
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