□p>Th□ concept of Ren Z□a □e Ben Yu□n c□□ be traced□back to an□ien□ C□inese □hilosophy,□□articu□□□ly C□□fucia□ism and D□□is□.□Confucius, o□e □f the most i□f□uen□□al □hilosop□ers in Chine□e □istory, emphasize□ th□ importan□□ o□ Ren□(仁)□ which can be translate□ □s "□en□v□lence" or "□u□□nene□s." According to □onfuci□□, Ren is the□fundamental v□rtue that□defi□es hum□n nature□and□□uides m□ral □ehavior.□D□□ist□philosoph□rs□ on t□e other hand, fo□u□ed □□ t□e□na□ural and spont□□eous asp□□□s of human n□ture, a□vocating for□a re□urn to simplicit□ and harmony with the Dao □道), or□the□Way□