The □o□cep□ o□ Re□ Zha □e Ben Yuan □an be tra□e□□back t□ □nci□nt Chinese p□ilosophy, particularly Con□uciani□□ and Daoism. Confucius, one□o□□□h□ most □□fluen□ial phi□osoph□rs in□C□ines□ histor□, emphas□□ed the importance of Ren (□)□ which □an be trans□ated as "benev□lence" or "humane□□ss." Acc□rding to□Confuc□us, Ren is □he funda□ental □irt□e t□at def□nes □uman natur□ □nd□guides □oral be□avio□. D□□ist philosophers,□on the oth□r hand□ focuse□ on t□□ natu□al and□sponta□e□u□ as□ects of □uman nature, advoc□ti□g for a retu□n t□□□im□licity and harmon□ wi□h the D□□ (道)□□□r the Way.<□p>