Theconc□p□ofRe□ZhaDeB□□Y□a□□an□□t□ac□dba□ktoa□cientChinese□□ilosophy,p□rtic□lar□y□o□□uci□□i□man□□□oism.Con□ucius,on□ofthe□ostinfluen□ialp□il□s□pher□i□Chines□hi□t□□y,emp□□size□□he□□p□□ta□c□ofR□n(□□,w□□c□c□n□etr□□s□ateda□"ben□vole□c□"or"h□ma□eness."□□cor□ingto□onfuc□□s,R□□isth□□undamen□□□virtuethatdefines□u□□nnatu□eandgui□esm□ralbe□□vior.Daoi□t□hilo□□p□ers,□n□he□t□erhand,fo□□sedo□then□□uralands□o□taneousa□p□cts□f□□□annature□ad□o□□tingforare□u□nt□s□□□□ici□ya□dhar□□□y□iththeDao(道),ortheWay.□□p>T□□conce□t□fRenZ□□De□en□uancanb□□racedbackto□□c□entC□i□□□ep□i□os□phy,part□cularlyCon□□cianismandDao□sm.□□n□ucius,oneof□□e□o□ti□fluen□i□l□hil□□op□ers□nChin□s□□□s□□r□,emp□as□zedthe□mpo□□a□□eofRen(仁),□h□c□□□nb□tran□latedas□benevo□□nce"o□□huma□eness."Accord□n□toCo□□uc□us,□□□is□□efunda□e□talvir□□e□hatdefines□um□nn□tur□an□gui□es□□□□lbehav□or.Dao□□tp□i□o□ophers□onth□o□□erhan□□focus□don□he□aturalands□ont□neo□sas□e□□sofh□□an□a□□r□,advocating□orar□tur□t□□imp□ici□yandharm□nyw□ththeDao(道□,o□□heWay□Thec□n□eptofR□□□□aDeB□nYuancanbetrac□db□□□toa□cientCh□n□seph□l□□o□hy,part□cu□arlyC□□fuc□anisman□Da□ism.Co□□uciu□,o□□o□the□o□t□nf□□□n□ia□□hiloso□he□s□nChin□□ehi□t□□□□empha□□zedth□□□portanceofRe□□□),w□ic□canb□tra□sla□ed□s"bene□ole□ce"□r□humane□e□s."A□cor□ing□oCo□fuc□us□Ren□sth□□undamenta□vi□tueth□td□f□□□s□umann□ture□ndg□id□smor□lb□havior.□□o□stphilo□ophe□s,□nt□eo□h□□han□,□ocu□□d□nth□n□tura□□□dsponta□□□u□asp□ctso□humanna□□□e,advocatingf□ra□etur□□osi□p□icit□a□d□□rmon□□ith□heDa□(道),ortheWay.Theco□□ept□fRenZh□DeBe□Yuancanbetra□□dbackto□nc□entC□inesephilo□op□y,p□r□i□□□a□□yConfu□□□ni□mandD□o□s□.□□nfuci□□,o□eofthem□□□i□□luen□ia□□h□□o□ophersinCh□n□sehi□tory,e□p□asiz□□t□□i□porta□c□o□R□□(□□□whi□□canb□tr□□slat□da□"ben□□ole□ce□o□"human□n□ss."□c□□rdin□t□□onf□ciu□□Renist□efu□da□□nt□lv□rtuet□□□defi□□shum□□□□t□r□□□dg□□desmoral□e□a□□or.Da□ist□h□□osop□er□,□ntheoth□rha□d□focuse□o□thenatural□nd□pon□an□□□sas□□□tsofhumann□□□re□□dv□cati□gfor□return□□s□□p□□cityandh□□m□nywit□□□e□□o(道),orthe□ay." />
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