T□□ concept of Ren □□a□De Ben□□uan can □e trace□ back to a□cient Chinese p□iloso□hy, part□cularly C□nfucian□sm and Daoism.□Confucius, one of □□□ most in□luential □hiloso□hers in Ch□nese history, e□phasize□□the□imp□rta□ce of Ren□(仁), which can □□ transla□ed □s□"b□n□□olence" or "h□ma□□ness□" Acc□rding to Confucius,□Ren is the funda□enta□ virtu□□□□at defines human□n□tu□e□□nd guide□ moral □eh□□ior. Daoist philosophers□ on □h□ other hand, □ocuse□□on th□ natural and spon□□neous□aspects of h□man□□a□ure,□a□voca□ing for a return to □implicity a□d h□rmony wi□h □□e Da□ □道□, □□□t□e Way.角□剖析:充满张力的□□关系
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