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□p>The co□cept of Ren Zha De Be□ Y□an ca□□be□traced back to ancien□ Chine□e philosop□y, □articularly Confucianism an□ Daoism. Confuc□us, □ne of the □o□t infl□ential phi□osophers in□Ch□nes□ hi□□or□, emp□□size□□the□import□nc□ of Ren (仁), whic□ can be translated a□ "b□nevolence" or "humanenes□□□□A□c□□di□g to Co□fuc□us,□R□n is the fun□ame□tal virtu□ □□at d□fine□ human □ature and g□ides moral b□havi□r. Da□ist philosophers, on t□e other□□a□d, foc□sed on the □□□ur□l and□□□ontan□o□s □spect□ of □uman□□ature□ □dvocat□□g for a re□ur□ to simp□icity□and□harm□ny□with □he Dao □道), or th□ W□y.