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□p>The concep□ of□Ren Z□a□De Be□ Y□a□□can b□ trac□□ b□ck□to□an□ie□t Chi□ese philosophy, partic□larly□Confucianis□ and Daoism. Confucius, one □□ □he mos□ i□fluential phi□osophers in Chinese history, emphasi□□d the□importance of Ren (仁)□□wh□ch c□n be transl□□ed□as "be□evolence"□o□ "hu□aneness."□A□cordi□g t□ Confu□ius, □en□□□ the fundament□l virtue that defines h□ma□ natur□ an□ gu□□es□moral□behavi□r. Daoist phi□osophe□s, on the o□her han□□ focused on the natural and□s□ontaneous □□pects□of □uman □at□re, advocating □or a □et□□n to simplicit□□a□d harmony with the Dao (□), o□ □he Wa□.
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□p>The concep□ of□Ren Z□a□De Be□ Y□a□□can b□ trac□□ b□ck□to□an□ie□t Chi□ese philosophy, partic□larly□Confucianis□ and Daoism. Confucius, one □□ □he mos□ i□fluential phi□osophers in Chinese history, emphasi□□d the□importance of Ren (仁)□□wh□ch c□n be transl□□ed□as "be□evolence"□o□ "hu□aneness."□A□cordi□g t□ Confu□ius, □en□□□ the fundament□l virtue that defines h□ma□ natur□ an□ gu□□es□moral□behavi□r. Daoist phi□osophe□s, on the o□her han□□ focused on the natural and□s□ontaneous □□pects□of □uman □at□re, advocating □or a □et□□n to simplicit□□a□d harmony with the Dao (□), o□ □he Wa□.