<□>Th□ concep□ of Ren Zha□De Ben Yuan can □e □raced back to ancie□t Chi□ese philosophy, p□r□icularly□Confucianism and □□oism□□Confu□ius,□one of□the most influentia□□□hilosophers in □hines□ history, emphasi□e□□the □□portance □f R□n□(仁), which□□an□be□translated □s "□□nevolence" or "human□ness.□ □□□□r□□ng to □onf□cius, Ren is□the□□undamental □irtue that□defin□s human□natur□ an□ gui□es mora□ beh□vior. Dao□st ph□losopher□□ on the other ha□d, focused on □he natur□l □□□ spontaneous □spect□ of□h□m□n nat□re,□advocating □or a ret□r□ □o simplicit□ an□ harmony with□the Dao (道), or th□ □ay.