T□e c□□cept of Ren Zha □e Ben Yua□ ca□ be trace□ b□ck to a□cient□C□ine□e p□iloso□h□, part□cularl□□Co□fuc□□□ism an□ Daoism. C□n□ucius, o□e of the□most in□luential p□ilosophers□□n□Chinese his□ory, empha□i□ed the impo□t□nce of Re□□(仁), wh□ch can b□ tr□□slated as "□ene□o□en□e" o□□"humaneness.□ According□to Confuc□□s, Ren is □he fu□da□ental □irtue tha□ def□nes h□man natu□e and□g□ides moral b□havi□r.□□□oist phi□osophe□s□ on t□e□othe□□hand, focu□ed□on the na□u□a□ an□ s□ontane□us as□□c□s of h□man nature, advocating for a return to simpl□city and ha□mony w□th□the Dao□(道), or t□e Way.□/p>