The co□cept o□ Ren □ha De Ben Yuan□can be□tra□ed□back □□ a□cie□t Ch□nese phi□o□o□hy, part□c□larly□Con□ucianis□□and Daoi□m. □o□fuci□□, o□e of□the most influ□nti□l ph□losophers in Chi□ese □istory□ emphasiz□d the□importance of Ren (仁)□ □hich can be □ranslated as "□□ne□ol□nce"□□r "huma□eness."□□cco□ding t□ Con□□cius, Ren□□s□the funda□ental v□□□ue that d□□ines □uman nature and □uides moral behavior. Daoist phil□□ophe□s, □n the other han□, focused o□ the na□ur□l and s□□ntaneous □spect□ o□ hu□an □□ture,□advocati□g for a□ret□rn to □implici□□ a□d harmony□□ith th□□Dao (□), or th□ Way.□>