山河壮丽
<□>T□e □□ncep□ □f Ren□Zha De Be□ Y□□n can □e□traced back to anci□nt Ch□nes□ philosop□y, □art□cula□□□ □onf□cianism□□nd Daois□. Co□□ucius,□□n□ of the most □nfl□ential ph□loso□h□rs in □hi□ese history, e□phasized□the□i□p□rtance of Ren (仁), which can □□□trans□ated as "bene□□□ence" or □humaneness." Accord□ng to C□nfucius, Re□ i□ the□fu□damenta□ virtu□□that defi□es human nature a□d guides moral behavi□r. Daoist ph□losophers, on t□e other hand, focused □n t□e natur□□ and spo□taneous□aspects of □um□□ □ature, advocatin□ for □ retur□ t□□simplici□y and harmony wit□ th□□D□□ (道), or the Way.