<□>Th□ concept of Ren □h□ □□ Ben Yuan □an b□□trac□d b□ck to ancie□t Chinese□philoso□h□, particu□ar□y C□nfucian□s□□an□ □aoism. Confucius, one□□f the m□st in□luent□al □hilosopher□□in□Chinese histo□y, emphasized the□imp□rtan□e □f Ren (仁), □hich c□n be translated as "benevolence" or□□□uman□□ess□" According to□C□nfuciu□, Re□ i□□the □und□mental virtue□t□at defi□es □□man □atu□□ and guid□s □□ra□□□e□□vior. Daoist philosophers, on □he□other hand□ focu□□□ on the□natural □nd spontaneous□asp□ct□ of□huma□ na□ure, advocating for □ re□urn to □impl□city and harmony□with th□ D□o (道), or the Wa□.<□p>
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