The c□ncept of □en□Zha De□□en Yuan can □e□tr□ced b□c□ □o ancient□Chine□e ph□losophy, par□icularl□ □on□uc□ani□m□and Daoism. C□nfu□ius, o□e o□ □he most influential□philosopher□ in Chinese h□story, emp□asized □h□ impor□ance o□ Ren (仁),□which can be t□a□slate□□as "ben□vole□ce□ or "□□maneness."□Accordin□ to□C□nf□c□□s□ Ren is □he fu□da□ental v□□tue th□t defines human na□u□e□and □uides moral behavior. Daoi□t philosophe□s,□on th□ othe□ hand, □□cused □n □he natural and sp□nt□neous □spects□of□human□□ature, advo□at□ng fo□ a return t□ sim□lic□□y and□har□o□y wi□h the Dao (道), or the Way.现代□骨语解读
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