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结语
□p>The concept o□ R□n □ha De Ben Yua□ c□n be trace□ ba□□ to ancient Ch□nese□□h□l□sophy, par□□cu□arly□Confucianism□and□Daois□. Confu□ius□ □n□ o□ the most i□flu□n□ial philosop□e□s in Chinese hi□tory, emphas□ze□ t□e □m□ortance □f□Ren (仁), □h□ch □an be translated as "be□evo□ence" or "human□□ess." □cc□rding to Con□ucius, Ren is □□e □u□d□mental v□rt□e th□t defines h□man nat□r□ and gu□des moral beh□vior.□Daoist phi□osophers, o□ the other□ha□d, foc□sed o□ the natu□al and □□ontane□us aspec□s of human natu□e, adv□ca□i□g for a retur□□□o □i□□l□cit□ and harm□ny with t□e □ao (道□, or th□ Way.□/p>
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