T□eco□ce□tofRe□□h□De□enYuancanbe□r□cedb□c□□□a□c□entChi□eseph□losophy,p□rtic□□arlyConf□cia□isma□□□aoism.Co□fucius,□neo□the□□stinf□□en□ial□hi□□soph□□sin□hine□ehisto□□,emph□size□□hei□p□□t□nc□□fRen□仁),whi□hc□nbetr□ns□atedas"□□□evo□ence□or"hu□a□eness."A□□□□d□ngto□onf□cius□Ren□□t□□□undamenta□v□□tuethat□□fineshu□anna□ureand□u□des□o□a□□□h□vior.□ao□□tphilos□phers,□nt□eother□an□,□oc□□edonth□□□t□□a□a□dsponta□eousas□□ct□□□□□□ann□tu□□,a□□oc□t□□gf□□ar□turntosi□□l□□itya□d□□rmonywithth□Dao(道),ort□e□ay□□h□co□cepto□Ren□haDeBe□□u□nca□b□□rac□dbac□□oancie□tChin□□ephi□os□ph□□□□□ti□ul□□lyC□nf□□□a□is□□ndDaois□□Con□uci□s□one□f□□□mo□t□nflu□nti□□p□i□os□ph□rsinChinesehistory,em□ha□i□edth□impor□anceof□en(仁□,whi□hc□nbet□□n□l□□□das□b□□evol□□□e"or"h□maneness□"Accordi□□toC□n□uci□s,□en□st□□□undam□□talvirtuetha□□□fi□esh□mannatu□ea□d□ui□e□mora□□ehavior.□a□istp□il□sophers□□n□heotherha□d,focuse□□□th□natur□l□nd□pon□□□□□u□□spectso□h□mann□□ure□□□v□c□□ingforare□□□ntosimpl□□ity□n□h□rmonywi□□□□eD□o(道),or□heWay.Theco□ceptof□e□ZhaDeBen□u□nc□nbetracedbackto□□□□entChi□es□□hi□□so□hy□pa□t□cularlyC□□□u□ia□ismand□ao□□m.□onfuci□s□□□eo□them□st□nflu□nt□alph□l□sop□ersinC□□ne□eh□s□o□y,em□□asiz□dtheimp□r□ance□f□en(仁□,w□□chc□□b□□□anslat□da□"□enev□lenc□□o□"humanen□ss□"AccordingtoCo□f□□i□s,Renis□□e□und□mentalvirtu□tha□d□fineshuman□atur□andgui□esmora□b□havior□Daoistp□i□□□oph□rs□onthe□□he□ha□d□f□c□□ed□□th□na□uralandspontaneousa□pec□sofhu□□n□ature,a□vocatin□□□raretur□tos□mplici□y□□dhar□o□yw□th□h□□ao(□)□o□theWa□.T□ec□nce□to□RenZh□DeBe□Yua□c□nbet□□□edb□□k□oan□ientChi□esephil□□o□□y,□articu□□rl□□on□□cianisma□dD□oi□m.Conf□c□us,o□□ofthemost□n□□uentia□□h□□osophe□s□n□hinesehist□r□,emphasizedthei□□ort□□□eofR□n□仁),whi□hcanbe□r□nslatedas"b□n□□□le□ce"or"humanene□s."Accord□n□□o□□nfu□□us□R□nis□he□u□d□□e□talv□r□ue□□a□□ef□neshuman□atur□an□guid□□moralb□h□□□□r.Daoi□tphi□o□o□hers□onthe□th□rhand,f□cused□□t□enatura□an□sp□ntan□o□saspect□ofh□mann□ture,□d□oca□in□□ora□etu□n□□simpl□cit□a□dharmon□withtheDao(道□,ort□eWay." />
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Theconcept□fRenZha□eBe□Yuanc□nbetracedbacktoanci□ntChine□ephilo□oph□,part□c□lar□yConf□□iani□ma□□Da□i□m.Confu□ius,□neofthem□stinfluent□a□philo□o□hersinChinesehi□t□ry,emphasized□heimportanceof□en□仁),whichca□be□ranslat□da□"benevo□e□c□"or"huma□ene□s."Accor□ingtoConfucius,□□nisthefundamentalvirtuet□a□defineshumann□tureandguide□mor□lbeh□vior.Daoi□tphilosophers,o□t□□□therhand□focus□d□nthena□uralandspon□□neo□saspe□tsofhumannatur□,advo□ati□gfo□a□e□urntosimp□icityan□harmon□withtheD□o(道),o□theWa□.□/p□□p>T□eco□ceptofRe□□haDeBenYuancanbe□r□cedb□ck□oa□c□entChi□esephilosophy,partic□larlyConf□cia□ismand□aoism.Co□fucius,oneo□the□ostinf□uential□hi□osoph□□sin□hinesehistory,emphasizedthei□po□t□nceofRen□仁),whichc□nbetr□ns□atedas"□□nevo□ence□or"hu□a□eness."Acco□dingtoConf□cius,Ren□□th□fundamenta□v□rtuethatd□fineshu□anna□ureand□u□desmora□□□h□vior.□aoistphilosophers,ontheother□an□,□ocusedonthen□t□□a□andsponta□eousasp□cts□f□□□ann□tu□e,a□□ocatingf□□ar□turntosi□pl□□itya□d□armonywithth□Dao(道),ort□e□ay.
Theco□ceptofRenZhaDeBe□Yuanca□be□rac□dbac□□oancie□tChin□□ephilos□phy□□□□ticul□□lyC□nfucia□ism□ndDaois□□Confuci□s,one□f□□emo□tinflu□ntia□p□i□os□phersinChinesehistory,em□hasi□edtheimportanceofRen(仁□,whichcanbetran□l□□edas□b□nevole□ce"or"h□maneness□"Accordin□toCon□uci□s,Renist□efundame□talvirtuethatdefi□eshumannatu□eandguidesmora□□ehavior.□aoistphil□sophers,□n□heotherha□d,focusedonth□natur□l□ndspon□a□e□us□spectsofh□manna□ure□□dvocatingforaretu□ntosimpl□cityan□h□rmonywi□□theDao(道),or□heWay.TheconceptofRenZhaDeBen□uancanbetracedbacktoa□c□entChines□phi□□sophy□part□cularlyC□nfucia□ismandDao□sm.Confuci□s,□□eo□them□st□nflu□ntialph□losop□ersinChine□ehis□ory,em□□asiz□dtheimp□r□ance□f□en(仁),w□□chca□be□□anslat□da□"benev□lence□o□"humaneness."AccordingtoCo□f□□ius,Renist□efund□mentalvirtu□thatdefineshumannatur□andguidesmoralb□havior□Daoistp□ilo□oph□rs□onthe□□he□hand,f□cusedonthenaturalandspontaneousa□pec□sofhum□n□ature,advocatingforaretur□tosimplici□yandhar□onyw□th□he□ao(道)□o□theWay.
Theconce□to□RenZhaDeBe□Yuanc□nbet□acedb□cktoan□ientChi□esephilo□o□□y,□articu□arl□ConfucianismandD□oism.Conf□c□us,oneofthemost□n□luentia□□h□□osophersinChinesehist□r□,emphasizedthei□port□□□eofR□n(仁),whi□hcanbe□ranslatedas"ben□□□le□ce"or"humanene□s."Accord□n□to□□nfu□□us□Renisthe□u□da□e□talv□rtuethatdef□neshumannaturean□guid□smoralb□havi□r.Daoi□tphilo□o□hers□onthe□therhand,f□cused□□t□enatura□andspontan□ousaspect□ofhumann□ture,□d□oca□ingfora□etu□n□osimpl□cit□a□dharmonywiththeDao(道□,ortheWay.□> ... 详情
Theconcept□fRenZha□eBe□Yuanc□nbetracedbacktoanci□ntChine□ephilo□oph□,part□c□lar□yConf□□iani□ma□□Da□i□m.Confu□ius,□neofthem□stinfluent□a□philo□o□hersinChinesehi□t□ry,emphasized□heimportanceof□en□仁),whichca□be□ranslat□da□"benevo□e□c□"or"huma□ene□s."Accor□ingtoConfucius,□□nisthefundamentalvirtuet□a□defineshumann□tureandguide□mor□lbeh□vior.Daoi□tphilosophers,o□t□□□therhand□focus□d□nthena□uralandspon□□neo□saspe□tsofhumannatur□,advo□ati□gfo□a□e□urntosimp□icityan□harmon□withtheD□o(道),o□theWa□.□/p□□p>T□eco□ceptofRe□□haDeBenYuancanbe□r□cedb□ck□oa□c□entChi□esephilosophy,partic□larlyConf□cia□ismand□aoism.Co□fucius,oneo□the□ostinf□uential□hi□osoph□□sin□hinesehistory,emphasizedthei□po□t□nceofRen□仁),whichc□nbetr□ns□atedas"□□nevo□ence□or"hu□a□eness."Acco□dingtoConf□cius,Ren□□th□fundamenta□v□rtuethatd□fineshu□anna□ureand□u□desmora□□□h□vior.□aoistphilosophers,ontheother□an□,□ocusedonthen□t□□a□andsponta□eousasp□cts□f□□□ann□tu□e,a□□ocatingf□□ar□turntosi□pl□□itya□d□armonywithth□Dao(道),ort□e□ay.
Theco□ceptofRenZhaDeBe□Yuanca□be□rac□dbac□□oancie□tChin□□ephilos□phy□□□□ticul□□lyC□nfucia□ism□ndDaois□□Confuci□s,one□f□□emo□tinflu□ntia□p□i□os□phersinChinesehistory,em□hasi□edtheimportanceofRen(仁□,whichcanbetran□l□□edas□b□nevole□ce"or"h□maneness□"Accordin□toCon□uci□s,Renist□efundame□talvirtuethatdefi□eshumannatu□eandguidesmora□□ehavior.□aoistphil□sophers,□n□heotherha□d,focusedonth□natur□l□ndspon□a□e□us□spectsofh□manna□ure□□dvocatingforaretu□ntosimpl□cityan□h□rmonywi□□theDao(道),or□heWay.TheconceptofRenZhaDeBen□uancanbetracedbacktoa□c□entChines□phi□□sophy□part□cularlyC□nfucia□ismandDao□sm.Confuci□s,□□eo□them□st□nflu□ntialph□losop□ersinChine□ehis□ory,em□□asiz□dtheimp□r□ance□f□en(仁),w□□chca□be□□anslat□da□"benev□lence□o□"humaneness."AccordingtoCo□f□□ius,Renist□efund□mentalvirtu□thatdefineshumannatur□andguidesmoralb□havior□Daoistp□ilo□oph□rs□onthe□□he□hand,f□cusedonthenaturalandspontaneousa□pec□sofhum□n□ature,advocatingforaretur□tosimplici□yandhar□onyw□th□he□ao(道)□o□theWay.
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