□□e con□ept of□Ren Zha De Ben Yuan□can be□□raced b□ck t□ □ncient Chinese philoso□h□, par□ic□larly□Co□fuci□nism and □aoism. Conf□cius□ one o□ the □os□ influenti□l philo□ophers in □hinese history, emph□sized the importance of□Ren (仁□, which □□n b□ tran□□at□d as "benev□lence□□or□"huma□eness." Accord□n□ t□ Confucius□ Ren i□ the fundam□ntal virtue that d□fines h□man natur□□a□d □uides moral□behavior.□D□oist philos□pher□, □n the other han□, □ocused on□the na□u□al and □pont□neou□□□spects o□ human nature, adv□cating for a return to sim□□icit□ and □□r□□□y□with□the D□□□(道), or t□□□Way.<□p□
角□分析
□民间传说与□化□□