□he □oncept of Ren Zh□ D□ Ben □uan can□□e tr□c□d back to ancien□ Chinese ph□losophy, particu□□rly Confu□ianism □n□ Dao□□m. Confu□ius, one of the mo□t□influentia□□philos□ph□□s in C□inese history, em□hasized□th□ impo□tance of Ren □□), which can be □ranslated□as "benevo□ence□ □r "□□ma□en□ss." □□cor□ing to□Confuc□□s, Ren is the □unda□ental vi□tue that def□nes human natur□ and guide□ moral behavior. Daoist phi□osophe□□, on t□e o□her□hand,□focused□on □he n□tural and□sp□ntan□ous asp□c□s □f human n□ture, □□vocating □or □ r□turn to □□□plicity and harmony □ith the □□o□□道), or the Way□