全集 主演:保罗·凯耶 尼克·布拉德 阿兰·柯德勒 艾姆·怀斯曼 沃利扎·比尼夫 Daniel Ben Zenou 内森·库珀 Sofia Weldon Jodie Jacobs Jonathan Yunger
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Th□c□nceptofRen□h□De□enYuancanbetr□cedbackto□nc□□ntChines□phil□sophy,particu□arlyConf□cia□ismandDaoi□m.□onfucius,one□f□hemostinfluentialphilosopher□□nChi□esehistory,emphasiz□dtheim□ortanc□ofRen(仁),whichcanbetranslate□a□"ben□□olence"or"humaneness."Accor□ingtoCon□□□ius,R□nisthef□ndamen□a□□irtuethatdefines□uman□□tureandguides□oral□ehavior.Da□is□philos□phers□ontheothe□h□n□,focusedo□thenatu□alan□□p□ntaneo□saspectsofhum□nnat□re,advocatingforare□urntosim□□ici□ya□dharm□n□wi□htheDao(□),ortheW□y.□>
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