T□e conce□t of Ren Z□a De Ben Yuan can □□ tra□ed back to ancient Ch□nese□ph□losop□y, □articul□□ly□Confu□i□n□□m □nd Dao□sm.□C□nf□c□u□, one of the most in□luen□□al phil□sophers □n Chinese □istor□,□e□□hasiz□d the impo□t□□ce of R□n (□), wh□c□ can be □ranslated as "b□□evole□ce"□or "h□□a□en□ss." According to Confuciu□, Ren□is the fu□da□ental□□irtue that defines human nature an□ guides □o□a□ b□havior. Daoist phi□osophers, on the other han□, focused o□ t□e natural a□d s□on□aneous aspects □f human nature□ a□voca□□□g □□r a return t□ s□mplicity and harmon□ with□the Da□ (□), or □he Way. □人心为镜 诠释人性百态
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