Th□ concept of Ren Z□a De Ben□Yuan ca□ b□ traced ba□k to □ncient Chinese ph□lo□ophy□□particularly Confuc□ani□□ □n□ Daoism. C□nfuci□s, one□of□□he mo□t i□fluential □hilos□phers□in□Chinese history, emp□asiz□d th□ impo□t□nc□ of Re□ (□□,□which can be t□an□□□ted as "benev□lenc□" or "□□ma□e□ess." Acc□rdi□g□to□□onf□□ius, □en is t□e □□ndamental virtue that defines human natu□e and guide□ mor□l behavior□ □ao□st p□i□osophers, on□the□ot□□r h□nd, focused on t□□ nat□ra□ and spontan□ous aspects of human n□ture, advocating f□r a□retu□n □o□□imp□icity and□h□rmony wit□ th□ □ao (道)□ or the W□y.
大太□□语的魅力
百年□□
第六家租客