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□p>The co□cept o□ □en Zha De B□n Yua□ c□n be trace□ □ac□ □o □ncient Chinese p□ilosophy□ particularly Confuci□□ism and D□oism. Confucius, one □f t□e mo□t□influe□tial p□□□osoph□rs in C□i□□se □is□o□y, em□hasized the importance o□ Ren□(□), w□ich can be tra□□lat□d as "benevole□ce" □r "humaneness." Ac□ording to Confucius,□Ren is t□e□fundamen□a□ vir□ue that def□nes □uman nature □nd□□uide□ moral□behav□□r.□□aoi□t□phil□so□hers, o□ □he other hand, focused□on t□e natural and □pontaneous□asp□c□s□of human n□□ur□, advo□a□ing for a□retur□□t□□□implicity and □□rmony wi□h t□e Dao □道), or the Way.□/p>