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Th□ con□ep□ o□ Ren Zha□De□B□n Y□an c□n be tra□ed back to ancien□ C□ines□ philos□p□y, par□□cularly Confucianism and Da□ism.□Co□f□cius, on□□of□the m□st influential philosophers □□ Chinese □□story, emp□asiz□d the importan□e of Ren (□), which can be tra□slated as "b□□evo□ence" □r "huma□eness□□□Acc□r□□□g to □onfucius, Ren is □□□ f□ndame□tal virtue that□defines human na□ure and guides mora□ behavior. D□oist philoso□hers, on □h□ o□her ha□d, focused□on the natural and□□pontaneous aspe□ts of□huma□ natur□, advocati□g□f□r □ ret□□n to□simp□□ci□y and□□armo□y w□th □he D□o (道), or □he W□y.