Thecon□e□t□f□en□h□□□Be□Yuan□□nbetr□ced□ac□□o□□□□□ntChi□e□□p□□l□sop□y,□□□ticularly□onfuc□an□s□□n□Daoism.Confu□□□□,□□□o□th□mos□i□fl□en□i□lp□i□□so□he□sin□hines□h□story,e□ph□sizedthei□□ortance□fRen(仁),wh□chca□bet□a□slat□das□□en□v□l□nce□or□h□□ane□ess.□A□c□□d□ng□oCo□fuc□u□,Re□is□□ef□n□am□n□alvir□□e□hat□□fineshuma□n□tureandgui□□smoralbeh□□i□r.D□ois□philosophers,□nt□e□t□e□□and□focu□edonth□□a□□r□l□ndsp□ntaneou□□sp□c□□of□uma□n□ture,ad□o□a□□□gforar□tur□t□□im□li□ityan□□armo□□□□□htheDao(□)□ortheWa□.□p>□□ec□□c□□□of□en□ha□□Be□□u□nca□be□raced□acktoan□ientChi□e□ephi□o□□□hy,parti□u□□□□□Co□□uc□□nismandDaoi□m.□onfu□i□s□o□e□□the□□stin□lu□ntialp□ilo□opher□i□Chines□□istory,□mph□si□edtheim□□r□ance□fRe□□□),whi□hcanb□tra□slat□das"be□ev□lence"or□□um□neness."□c□o□dingtoC□n□□ciu□□□en□□□h□fun□amenta□□irtuethatd□fines□u□□□n□t□rean□□□□d□□mo□□lbeh□□ior.Da□i□t□hil□sophers□onth□o□herhand□fo□us□don□h□naturala□□sp□□ta□□o□sa□□e□tsofhuma□natur□,□dvoca□ingforar□□urntosim□li□□ty□ndharmonywit□th□Dao(道□,ortheWay.□hec□n□ept□f□□□ZhaDeBenY□a□canbetraced□acktoa□cientCh□□□se□h□□□s□p□y,p□rticul□r□□Con□u□iani□mandDa□is□□□□n□□c□us□one□f□hemost□n□l□en□ialphilosop□e□□□nChinesehistory,em□□asizedthe□m□o□ta□ce□□R□n(仁),which□□nbetra□slat□□a□"ben□vol□nce"□r□□□ma□□ness□"Acco□dingtoConfuci□s□Renisthe□□n□□mentalv□□tu□□□atdefines□u□an□atureandguid□smoralbe□avior□Da□is□□□il□sophe□s,□ntheotherhan□□fo□u□edonthenatu□□la□ds□o□ta□□ousaspectsofh□m□n□a□ur□,□□vocatingforar□□u□nt□simpl□c□tyandha□mony□□t□theDao(道)□□rth□□ay.□p>□he□o□cept□□R□nZh□DeBenYuancanbet□acedbackt□□ncien□Chi□e□□p□□loso□hy,parti□□larlyCo□f□ci□□□sma□d□aoism.C□nf□□ius,□neofthemos□□nflu□□ti□□philoso□hersi□□□i□es□h□□t□ry,em□h□□□zed□hei□p□rt□n□□□□Ren□仁),whic□c□nbe□□ansl□□eda□"b□n□volenc□"or□h□m□neness."Acc□rdin□□o□□n□ucius,R□n□s□hef□ndam□nt□lvirtu□tha□define□□u□annatureand□uid□s□or□l□e□a□□o□□Daoi□□□hilosoph□rs,ont□e□□herhan□,focusedon□h□n□□urala□□spont□neousasp□c□so□h□ma□nature,advocatingforaretur□to□□mplici□y□□dha□monywi□□□h□□ao(道),□□theW□y." />
全集 导演:胡海铭
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□p>T□ec□nc□□tof□en□ha□eBe□□u□nca□betraced□acktoan□ientChi□esephilos□phy,particul□rl□Co□fuci□nismandDaoism.Confuci□s,one□□themostinfluentialphilosopher□i□Chines□□istory,□mphasi□edtheim□□r□ance□fRen□□),whi□hcanb□translat□das"benevolence"or□hum□neness."□c□ordingtoC□n□□cius□□eni□th□fun□amenta□□irtuethatdefineshu□□nnatureandgu□d□□mo□□lbeh□□ior.Da□istphil□sophers,ontheotherhand□fo□us□don□henaturalan□sp□ntaneousa□□ectsofhumannature,advoca□ingforar□□urntosimpli□ity□ndharmonywithth□Dao(道),ortheWay.Thecon□ept□f□enZhaDeBenY□a□canbetraced□acktoancientCh□nese□h□□□s□phy,particul□r□yCon□u□ianismandDaois□.□on□□cius□oneofthemostin□luentialphilosophe□s□nChinesehistory,emp□asizedtheim□ortance□□Ren(仁),which□□nbetranslat□□as"benevolence"□r"□uma□eness□"Acco□dingtoConfucius□Renisthe□un□□mentalvirtuet□atdefineshumannatureandguid□smoralbehavior□Daois□□hilosophers,ontheotherhand,fo□u□edonthenaturala□dspo□ta□□ousaspectsofh□man□a□ure,a□vocatingforare□u□ntosimpl□c□tyandha□monywit□theDao(道),□rthe□ay.
□p>□he□o□ceptofR□nZh□DeBenYuancanbet□acedbackto□ncien□Chi□esep□□loso□hy,parti□□larlyConfuci□n□sma□d□aoism.C□nfu□ius,□neofthemos□influe□ti□lphiloso□hersi□C□i□es□hi□tory,em□ha□ized□heimportan□□□□Ren(仁),whic□c□nbetransl□□eda□"b□n□volenc□"or"humaneness."Accordin□□o□onfucius,Ren□s□hef□ndam□ntalvirtuetha□define□□umannatureand□uid□s□or□l□e□a□□or□Daois□philosoph□rs,ontheotherhan□,focusedonth□naturala□□spont□neousaspectsofhumannature,advocatingforaretur□to□implici□y□□dha□monywit□theDao(道),ortheWay.<□p> ... 详情
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□p>T□ec□nc□□tof□en□ha□eBe□□u□nca□betraced□acktoan□ientChi□esephilos□phy,particul□rl□Co□fuci□nismandDaoism.Confuci□s,one□□themostinfluentialphilosopher□i□Chines□□istory,□mphasi□edtheim□□r□ance□fRen□□),whi□hcanb□translat□das"benevolence"or□hum□neness."□c□ordingtoC□n□□cius□□eni□th□fun□amenta□□irtuethatdefineshu□□nnatureandgu□d□□mo□□lbeh□□ior.Da□istphil□sophers,ontheotherhand□fo□us□don□henaturalan□sp□ntaneousa□□ectsofhumannature,advoca□ingforar□□urntosimpli□ity□ndharmonywithth□Dao(道),ortheWay.Thecon□ept□f□enZhaDeBenY□a□canbetraced□acktoancientCh□nese□h□□□s□phy,particul□r□yCon□u□ianismandDaois□.□on□□cius□oneofthemostin□luentialphilosophe□s□nChinesehistory,emp□asizedtheim□ortance□□Ren(仁),which□□nbetranslat□□as"benevolence"□r"□uma□eness□"Acco□dingtoConfucius□Renisthe□un□□mentalvirtuet□atdefineshumannatureandguid□smoralbehavior□Daois□□hilosophers,ontheotherhand,fo□u□edonthenaturala□dspo□ta□□ousaspectsofh□man□a□ure,a□vocatingforare□u□ntosimpl□c□tyandha□monywit□theDao(道),□rthe□ay.
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