T□econceptofRenZha□e□enY□anca□b□tr□ce□ba□kt□an□ie□tChi□es□□□i□o□op□y,□ar□icu□a□□yConfucian□sman□D□oism□□□nfuci□□,on□of□hemo□t□nf□□ent□□lphil□so□her□inChine□□h□st□□y,e□phasizedth□im□ort□nc□ofRen(仁),whichc□□betrans□a□eda□"bene□o□ence"or"humaneness."□ccordingt□□on□□□i□s,□enist□efund□m□ntal□irtu□that□ef□n□sh□□a□natur□andgui□□smora□□ehav□or.Daoi□tphilo□o□h□r□,ont□e□□herha□d,□ocus□do□thenatur□la□□spo□taneou□as□□ctsof□□man□ature□□dvoc□ting□o□aretur□tos□□plic□□yandh□rm□ny□□th□□□□ao(□),ort□□□ay.T□e□on□epto□Re□ZhaDeBe□□uancanbetra□ed□□cktoa□cient□hine□ep□i□osoph□,p□r□icula□lyCon□u□ian□s□andDaois□□Conf□□ius,oneo□the□ostinflu□□t□alp□ilo□o□he□sinChinese□isto□y,□□□h□s□zedth□i□□□rtan□□ofRen(□),whichcanb□□□□nsla□e□as□ben□vole□ce"or"□um□n□n□□s."□c□□r□in□toCo□f□cius,R□□is□h□fun□□□□ntalvirtuethatdefine□hu□□nnat□rea□dgu□des□o□albehavior.□ao□st□h□□□□op□□r□,ontheo□he□h□nd□fo□u□ed□n□□□naturala□dspontaneou□□s□ectsofh□ma□nat□□e,a□voc□ting□o□a□e□urnt□si□□l□city□ndhar□□n□w□th□□eD□o(道□□□rth□□a□.□□>Th□con□ept□□□en□ha□eBenY□anc□□be□race□ba□□□oan□i□□tCh□n□sephilosop□y,p□rti□ularlyCo□fu□ia□isma□dDaoism.□onf□□iu□□o□e□f□hemo□□□□fl□entia□philo□oph□rsinC□□ne□eh□□tory,e□p□□sizedthe□□portanceo□□□n(仁),w□ich□□nbe□□anslated□s"□en□volen□□"o□"humanen□□□□□Ac□ord□ngto□□nfu□ius,R□n□sthefu□dame□tal□irtu□□hat□e□ineshum□nn□t□rea□□gu□d□smoralbeh□vior.Daois□p□iloso□h□rs,onth□o□herha□d,□ocus□donth□□□turala□□spon□aneous□spe□ts□f□□man□□ture,advoca□ingfo□aret□rntosimpli□□□ya□□h□r□□nywiththeD□o(道)□□rt□□Way." />
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