The□□oncep□ □□□Ren Zha □e Ben□Yua□ can be □ra□ed back t□ □ncient Chine□e philosophy, pa□ticularly Conf□cianism and Dao□sm. C□nfucius, on□ of□th□ most inf□uent□al□philosophers in Chinese history, e□phasiz□d the□imp□rtance□of Ren (仁), which ca□ □e translated a□ □benevolenc□" or "h□m□□eness." Accordi□g□to Con□ucius, Ren is the fundamental virtue that d□fi□es hu□an □at□□e□an□ guid□s□moral□behavior. Da□ist□□hilo□ophers, o□ t□e other□hand, f□cu□□d on the nat□□al and spontaneous aspect□ of human□□□tu□e, a□voc□t□ng for a□□e□urn□to simplic□ty and □□rmony wi□h the Dao□(道)□□or the Wa□.□/p>
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